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Lelaki ‘kantoi’ memandu lebih 28 tahun tanpa lesen

A French driver was stopped by police for an expired vehicle inspection, revealing he had been driving without a license, insurance, or valid inspection for over 28 years. His license was revoked in 1997 for drunk driving. He now faces legal action.

Pukul kepala, leher anak boleh sebabkan lumpuh

Malaysia’s Muhamad Sufi clinches gold at Young Chefs International Competition in Kazan, highlighting Malay fusion cuisine

Muhamad Sufi Irfan from UiTM Penang won gold in the Confectionery Arts category at the Young Chefs International Competition 2025 in Kazan, Tatarstan. He competed against chefs from 12 countries, impressing judges with his Malaysian fusion menu featuring seafood salad, beef tenderloin with curry-infused juice, and a dessert of Bingka Labu with chocolate mousse. Despite facing time constraints, he executed his practiced dishes flawlessly, expressing gratitude for his victory.

Kes pelakon pukul kekasih diklasifikasikan NFA

‘Theft, thievery on a high scale’: Elton John blasts UK govt over ‘criminal’ copyright plans

Elton John criticized the UK government's proposed copyright law changes, calling them "criminal" and accusing them of "robbing young people of their legacy." He argued the changes unfairly favor tech companies by allowing them to use creators' content without explicit permission. John, along with other artists like Kate Bush and Damon Albarn, opposes the changes, stating they lack the resources to fight "big tech" and that the government is "committing theft on a high scale." He urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to reconsider the bill currently going through parliament.

Agarwood possession: China national jailed one day, fined RM10,000

A Chinese national, Wu Ruxing, 48, was sentenced to one day in jail and fined RM10,000 in Miri, Malaysia for possessing 820g of protected agarwood without a permit. He pleaded guilty to the charge under the Wild Life Protection Ordinance 1998. Wu claimed he bought the agarwood for personal use while visiting friends on a social pass. The prosecution argued for a harsher penalty, citing the ecological impact of removing such a rare species and its high market value which fuels illegal harvesting.

‘Saya tak kisah bayar berapa, janji baju saya lipat’

A Malaysian woman offering a clothes-folding service has gone viral on TikTok. Overwhelmed with orders, she charges based on bag/basket size. The service has resonated with many, some surprised such a service exists, while others sought tips on motivation for folding. The video highlighting her busy weekend has garnered over 300,000 views, showcasing the demand for convenient lifestyle solutions.

[VIDEO] Patut la budak 80/90an kuat, maksud lagu siri Gaban didedah

Current drama theme songs often focus on heartbreak and unrequited love, potentially contributing to increased stress among today's youth compared to the resilience of children in the 80s and 90s. Social media recently revealed the true meaning of the Japanese superhero series Gaban's theme song, popular in the 80s and 90s. While Malaysian viewers may not have understood the Japanese lyrics sung by Akira Kushida, the upbeat music resonated with children. The lyrics encourage masculine strength and perseverance, urging young boys to move forward without looking back, reflecting Gaban's mission as a space police officer saving Earth.

Kes pelakon pukul kekasih diklasifikasikan NFA

The case against a male actor accused of assaulting his girlfriend in Ara Damansara on April 7th has been classified as No Further Action (NFA) by the Petaling Jaya district police chief, following instructions from the Deputy Public Prosecutor. The victim had previously filed a police report against the same suspect last year for alleged assault. Actor Ammar Alfian denied the accusations, claiming the report was a hasty action by his girlfriend.

Leo XIV’s first address as pope: A call for compassion and a plea to end marginalisation, environmental harm

Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, celebrated his inaugural mass at the Vatican, calling for an end to exploitation of nature and marginalization of the poor. The 69-year-old American pontiff emphasized unity and valuing diversity, urging the Church to be a force for transformation amidst global conflict. Dignitaries including US Vice President JD Vance and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky attended the ceremony.

Lari daripada polis punca remaja langgar lampu isyarat, rempuh motosikal

Two teenagers in Sungai Petani, Malaysia, were seriously injured after crashing their motorcycle while fleeing from police. The 16-year-old rider and 18-year-old passenger ran a red light and collided with another motorcyclist, a 22-year-old factory worker. The incident occurred after traffic police attempted to stop them for a license check. All three individuals were hospitalized and are in stable condition. The case is being investigated under Section 42(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Gayong : Ketika menyentuh di permukaan

Polis kesan suspek pecah tabung masjid

Police are investigating a break-in at the Pedas Tengah Mosque in Rembau, Negeri Sembilan. The incident, discovered by the mosque caretaker, occurred between 11 pm and 5:25 am. Thieves forced open a side door and two donation boxes, making off with an estimated RM100. Police found fingerprints at the scene and are actively pursuing the suspects. The case is being investigated under Section 457 of the Penal Code.

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Rais minta PN bukti komitmen untuk tawan Melaka

Support for Japan PM Ishiba hits record low as nine out of 10 voters dissatisfied over soaring rice prices, Kyodo reports

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's approval rating has plummeted to a record low of 27.4%, down from 32.6% last month, according to a Kyodo News poll. Nearly 90% of respondents are dissatisfied with the government's handling of soaring rice prices, which have doubled in the past year due to extreme heat and increased tourism demand. The government's release of stockpiled rice in March has seemingly failed to alleviate public concern, posing a challenge for the ruling coalition in the upcoming July upper house election.

Sabah, Sarawak fast emerging as key digital infra hubs

East Malaysia (Sabah and Sarawak) is becoming a key player in Malaysia's digital infrastructure strategy, attracting significant data center investments. Driven by government support, regional demand, and investor confidence, new digital clusters are emerging alongside established ones in Peninsular Malaysia. Projects like the Borneo Data Centre in Sabah and developments in Sarawak's Samalaju Industrial Park are boosting connectivity and positioning the region as a data-driven hub. Malaysia's stable governance and digital strategies are attracting global tech giants, with 54 operational data centers and 24 more under construction.

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Villagers in Jeli urged to report wildlife sightings after tiger tracks discovery

Malaysian wildlife authorities have advised residents of Kampung Renyuk in Jeli to be cautious and report any wildlife sightings, particularly tigers, after tracks were discovered near the village. Perhilitan is investigating the report and will determine if traps or cameras are necessary. While the large tracks have caused concern among villagers, authorities urged against individual action, emphasizing the illegality and danger of approaching or capturing wildlife.