EPL: Arsenal ‘tembak’ Newcastle United, layak ke UCL

Arsenal secured their Champions League spot for next season with a 1-0 victory over Newcastle United at the Emirates Stadium. Declan Rice scored the winning goal in the 55th minute, assisted by Martin Odegaard. Arsenal's strong performance, despite early pressure from Newcastle, ensured they finished second in the Premier League with 71 points, five points ahead of third-placed Newcastle.

Cara Mazlan mendidik atlet, pentadbir dan wartawan

Pelancong mengamuk tanpa seurat benang

A naked European tourist went on a rampage in Pattaya, Thailand. Around 12:30 am local time, Banglamung Police Station received reports of a naked foreign tourist behaving erratically. Authorities dispatched officers and coordinated with volunteer teams to apprehend the suspect, believed to be between 30 and 40 years old. The tourist resisted arrest, throwing rocks and chairs at police and volunteers while damaging property. He was eventually subdued and taken into custody.

Berkepit sahaja, elok kahwin cepat

Malaysia akur gagal benam Thailand

Malaysia's national sepak takraw team lost 2-0 to Thailand in the men's team regu final of the 2025 Asian Cup at Titiwangsa Stadium. Coach Ahmad Jais Baharun acknowledged the defeat, praising his team's effort but admitting Thailand's superior play and Malaysia's own errors cost them the match. He highlighted Thailand's solid attack and defense, while pointing out Malaysia's struggles, particularly in defense. Despite the loss, which extends Malaysia's 34-year title drought in the event, Jais remains optimistic and emphasizes the need for harder work ahead of the King's Cup and SEA Games.

PSG julang trofi Ligue 1

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) clinched the Ligue 1 title, their first of the season, after defeating Auxerre 3-1 at home. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia scored twice, with Marquinhos adding another, securing PSG's victory and 84 points after 34 matches. Manager Luis Enrique emphasized the win's importance for boosting morale ahead of the French Cup and Champions League finals, aiming for a treble.

Betulkah industri seni ramai ‘gila’?

Sarikei’s e-waste, recycling campaign gains momentum with public support

Sarikei District Council's (SDC) e-waste recycling program has seen significant growth since its 2022 launch. Collecting 5,278 kg of e-waste and recyclables in its first year, the program saw a substantial increase to 13,369 kg in 2023 and a further jump to 27,954 kg in 2024. Commonly collected items include e-waste, plastic bottles, cans, and used cooking oil. SDC incentivizes participation by offering essential goods in exchange for recyclables. The initiative aims to promote proper e-waste disposal and reduce environmental harm caused by long-decomposing waste like plastic.

10 rakyat Malaysia lumba haram di Hatyai didenda

Ten Malaysians aged 21 to 37 were fined by Thai police in Hatyai on Friday morning for illegal racing. Police responded to public complaints about traffic disruption and noise near the Greenway Night Market. CCTV footage helped identify the individuals and their six vehicles (Honda and Mercedes Benz). They faced charges including obstructing traffic, reckless driving, and vehicle modifications. After paying the fines, they were ordered to return to Malaysia.

Peniaga tular buat siaran langsung cabut bulu tongkeng ayam

BN will only work with like-minded parties for Sabah polls – Ahmad Zahid

Barisan Nasional (BN) chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi stated that the coalition will only collaborate with parties that share its goals of national development and unity for the upcoming Sabah state election. While BN is currently working with Pakatan Harapan (PH), Zahid emphasized that they remain open to cooperation with other like-minded parties, citing the global political trend of coalition governments. He stressed the importance of power-sharing for unity and political consensus, urging Umno divisions in Sabah to support each other for victory in the polls.

Malaysia gagal tamatkan kemarau 34 tahun

7 banduan lari dari penjara diburu

Ten inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail with suspected help from prison staff. Three were recaptured, leaving seven still at large. The escape occurred around 1:01 a.m. local time on Friday when the inmates breached a wall behind a toilet, exited through a warehouse door, and scaled the perimeter wall using blankets for protection against barbed wire. The escape was discovered during a headcount at 8:30 a.m.

Tidak hadir, mana Aniq Suhair?

Sanctions, tariffs and transparency measures: How the EU plans to phase out Russian gas and LNG by 2027

The European Commission plans to propose legal measures in June to completely phase out Russian gas imports by 2027, including banning spot contracts by the end of 2023. While sanctions are the easiest route, they require unanimous approval, which Hungary and Slovakia oppose. The Commission's alternative proposal requires a reinforced majority, potentially bypassing the opposition. Options include tariffs on Russian gas and LNG, similar to those on fertilizers, to make new deals economically unviable and potentially allow companies to exit existing contracts.

Who is Slawomir Mentzen? Poland’s far-right candidate shaking up the presidential race

Sławomir Mentzen, a 38-year-old Polish far-right presidential candidate, is gaining traction with his libertarian and Eurosceptic views. He advocates for lower taxes, a strong economy, and strict immigration policies. While polling third, his anti-abortion stance and past controversial statements about minorities have drawn criticism. Although he claims to be repeating radical online views, his platform still opposes migrants, Ukrainians, and abortion, potentially influencing the election's outcome.

Breaking stereotypes: The ‘gentle giants’ of the World’s Strongest Man competition

Eddie Williams, a schoolteacher and wedding singer, competes in the World's Strongest Man competition. He challenges the stereotype of weightlifters as angry individuals, emphasizing the combination of strength and kindness. Fellow competitors, including Mitchell Hooper and Rob Kearney, echo this sentiment, highlighting their higher education and diverse backgrounds. Kearney, openly gay, aims to redefine masculinity beyond physical strength, emphasizing personal character and support for others.

The end of Moinho: Central Sao Paulo's last shantytown faces demolition to make way for park, train station

Residents of Moinho, Sao Paulo's last downtown favela, faced eviction to make way for a park and train station. After days of protests and clashes with police using rubber bullets and tear gas, an agreement was reached to provide free housing elsewhere in the city. Cintia Bomfim, a mother of three who ran a bakery in the favela for 18 years, expressed hope for better living conditions despite the forced relocation. Moinho, located between railway tracks, housed around 900 families, many of whom could not afford higher rent elsewhere.

Six honoured with Sarawak Outstanding Worker Award

Six individuals received the Sarawak Outstanding Worker Award 2025 during the state-level Labour Day celebration. Recipients represented various sectors, including Sarawak and Federal Government management and support staff, and private sector executives and non-executives. Each awardee received RM5,000, a plaque, and a certificate presented by Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. Organising chairman Datuk Gerawat Gala commended the recipients for their dedication and contribution to Sarawak's economic growth.

Bidayuh leader Dago honoured for steadfast leadership, historic role

Dato Sri Robert Jacob Ridu paid tribute to the late Datuk Amar Dominic Dago Randan, the first Bidayuh Member of Parliament, highlighting his pivotal role in uniting the Bidayuh community during the formation of Malaysia. Dago, who passed away at 91, is remembered for his quiet strength, integrity, and clear vision. Ridu recalled meeting Dago in 1963 at a dinner celebrating the Malaysian Federation's establishment and expressed pride in Dago's representation of the Bidayuh community.