‘Kalau Izzah menang, saya tulis warkah untuk dinda’

In Cheras, Fang Hong Curry Mee serves up a little bit of everything — from curry mee, to Hakka ‘zha yuk’ and Sichuanese stir-fried pork and peppers

Fang Hong Curry Mee in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, offers more than just its namesake dish. While their signature curry mee, available in "king" and regular sizes, remains a popular draw, the restaurant boasts an extensive menu featuring Malaysian-Chinese dai chow staples and Sichuan-inspired dishes. The curry mee features a rich, thick broth with a mild sweetness and heat, distinct from typical curry laksa, and closer to a chicken curry base with added noodles.

Anwar seeks Aeroflot’s return to Malaysian skies, signals stronger aviation ties with Russia

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim invited Russian airlines, including Aeroflot, to reinstate direct flights to Malaysia. During a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, Anwar emphasized Malaysia's and ASEAN's stance on making independent decisions in their best interests. Aeroflot, Russia's largest airline group, carried over 30 million passengers in 2024 and is expanding its domestic network.

Anwar extends East Asia Summit invite to Putin, calls potential visit a regional diplomatic breakthrough

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the East Asia Summit in Malaysia later this year. Anwar emphasized the potential visit's significance for bilateral relations and regional diplomacy, stating it would be a "major breakthrough." He also reaffirmed Malaysia's commitment to multilateralism and a rules-based international order, rejecting unilateral actions. Anwar described his meeting with Putin as cordial and constructive.

UAE to import 500,000 Nvidia chips yearly under US deal, poised to become AI superpower

The US and UAE have a draft agreement for the UAE to import 500,000 advanced Nvidia AI chips annually from 2025, potentially extending to 2030. This deal aims to establish the UAE as a global AI hub, with UAE tech firm G42 receiving 100,000 chips yearly and major US tech companies like Microsoft and Oracle also benefiting. The agreement signals a shift in US AI export policy and faces internal opposition due to concerns about technology control and national security, particularly regarding potential diversion to China.

‘Di London, teater setiap hari, kenapa tak Malaysia?’

Malaysian actor and producer Ashraf Muslim is expanding into theatre production, focusing on historical and cultural narratives in Melaka. He sees potential in the local theatre scene, inspired by the success of daily theatre performances in London and cultural shows in Bali. Ashraf aims to entertain and educate, particularly the younger generation, about Malaysian history and culture through theatre. He believes Melaka's tourism industry provides a strong market for these productions.

Vape sales to end in Kedah as state cracks down on drug-linked misuse, says Sanusi

Kedah will not renew vape licenses, aiming for a complete ban by next year to combat drug abuse, particularly the use of vapes for synthetic drugs. Menteri Besar Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor highlighted this after a state drug council meeting, citing concerns about vapes being used to inhale liquid synthetic drugs. While a complete ban isn't immediate to avoid legal issues, existing licenses won't be renewed. This follows Perlis's upcoming vape ban in August. Kedah will also intensify anti-drug efforts at the district level.

Oil on surface expected to aid divers in locating 4WD vehicle that plunged into Sarawak River

A search and rescue operation continues for a 4WD that plunged into the Sarawak River near the Tun Salahuddin Bridge in Kuching. The vehicle, which had been parked facing the river, suddenly rolled into the water around 10pm. The make and model of the vehicle, as well as the number of occupants, remain unknown. Divers have been deployed, aided by the presence of oil slicks on the surface, believed to be from the submerged vehicle.

Aaron-Wooi Yik ‘mandi peluh’ ke pusingan kedua Terbuka Thailand

JDT tetap destinasi terbaik Syihan

Malaysia's national goalkeeper, Ahmad Syihan Hazmi, is advised to stay and compete healthily within the Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) squad despite speculation of a loan move for the next Malaysian League (Liga M) season. Syihan played a key role in JDT's quadruple win this season but was benched for the Asian Champions League in favor of import Andoni Zubiaurre. Former national goalkeeper, Azizon Abdul Kadir, believes Syihan's challenge is maintaining his No. 1 spot for club and country. He recommends Syihan remain with JDT for their superior facilities, even if it means less playing time compared to a potential loan move.

Fokus bangunkan semula Gaza

Tindakan tegas perlu diambil kepada penceroboh tanah kerajaan

Some AMD Ryzen 9000 Series CPUs Allegedly Suffering The Same Fate As Intel’s 13th, 14th Gen CPUs

Tech YouTuber Tech YES City claims AMD's Ryzen 9000 series CPUs are experiencing voltage spikes, potentially causing damage. The issue appears linked to ASRock motherboards, which exhibit lower power consumption but with intermittent micro-spikes in voltage. Other brands like MSI and Asus show higher, but stable, power usage. The spikes, potentially lasting microseconds or milliseconds, may be causing CPU failure. A temporary solution involves enabling "SoC OC Mode" in the ASRock BIOS to stabilize voltage.

Some AMD Ryzen 9000 Series CPUs Allegedly Suffering The Same Fate As Intel’s 13th, 14th Gen CPUs

Tech YouTuber Tech YES City claims AMD's Ryzen 9000 series CPUs are experiencing voltage spikes, potentially causing damage. The issue appears linked to ASRock motherboards, which exhibit lower power consumption but with intermittent micro-spikes in voltage. Other brands like MSI and Asus show higher, but more stable, power usage. Tech YES City suggests enabling "SoC OC Mode" in ASRock BIOS as a potential fix, stabilizing voltage and mitigating potential CPU damage.

Hencang buah keras, kegemaran Mat Kilau

Gagal matematik: Isyarat perlunya perubahan drastik

Nahas FRU di laluan maut, lori sering pandu laju

Residents near the site of the fatal accident involving nine Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel in Teluk Intan claim that speeding lorries are common in the area. The village head, Mohammed Nadzri Mat Taib, alleges that lorries frequently use the road to access nearby construction sites, often driving fast to maximize trips. He also cited the narrow road and lack of traffic signals as contributing factors to the accident. The lorries typically carry sand and stone.

Usah biar badal haji ‘dibedal’ pihak tidak bertanggungjawab

Belajar bahasa Arab dapat lahirkan masyarakat Islam bermutu

Netanyahu kerah ketenteraan terhadap kalahkan Hamas