Turkey should be a strategic dialogue partner of Asean — Phar Kim Beng

Australia expects Chinese spying during major war games, renews warning over Pacific military base

Hanoi to ban all fossil-fuel motorbikes in city centre by 2026 as Vietnam fights deadly pollution

Tonton video kucing, terapi murah dan jimat hilangkan stres

Watching cat videos online isn't just entertainment; it's beneficial for emotional and mental health. A study by Dr. Jessica Gall Myrick found that viewing such videos reduces stress and boosts happiness. Over 7,000 participants reported feeling calmer and happier after watching cat videos, experiencing a decrease in negative emotions. This acts as a 'mini emotional reset,' offering a mental break. Taking a few minutes to watch cat videos can refresh the mind and stabilize emotions, serving as an accessible and affordable form of 'mini-therapy.'

JDT kekal tanpa kalah, seri bertemu kelab La liga

Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) remained unbeaten in their pre-season tour, drawing 0-0 against La Liga side Levante. This marks their fourth consecutive undefeated match, following a 2-2 draw with Cardiff City and victories against Real Murcia Imperial (4-0) and Costa City (1-0). JDT fielded national star Arif Aiman Hanapi as captain and also started their new signings. Their pre-season schedule continues with matches against Valencia Mestalla, Al Rayyan SC, Al Arabi SC, and Riyadh SC before their Liga M opener against Selangor FC.

Van polis ‘tunda’ kerusi roda

A viral video shows a man in a wheelchair being towed approximately 60 meters by a moving police van in Bolton, Britain. Witness Zohib Hussain, who filmed the incident, expressed initial amusement but also concern for the man's safety. The man waved to the van in apparent gratitude. The video, posted on TikTok, sparked varied reactions, with one user jokingly suggesting it was a way to avoid vehicle taxes and insurance.

Raja Zarith Sofiah raikan kejayaan, pujuk anakanda selepas perlumbaan di Litar Fuji

Raja Permaisuri Agong, Tunku Zarith Sofiah, congratulated her son Tunku Abdul Rahman for his victory in the GT World Challenge Asia race at Fuji Speedway, while also consoling her other son, Tunku Abu Bakar, who was forced out of the race after a collision. She expressed her support for both sons and extended her encouragement to all Malaysian athletes, emphasizing the importance of sportsmanship and accepting both wins and losses.

‘Hallucination water’ claims spark criminal investigation into eHati marriage programme in Selangor

Selangor police are investigating the eHati marriage motivation program following allegations of criminal offenses, including the use of water allegedly causing hallucinations. Police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan confirmed an inquiry has been opened and witnesses will be called. The investigation will focus on verifying third-party claims and determining if any Penal Code violations occurred. The police are collaborating with the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (JAIS), which is separately investigating potential violations of the Syariah Criminal Offences Enactment 1995.

Campur tangan masalah keluarga punca Shila Amzah diserang

Singer Shila Amzah was allegedly threatened by a legendary celebrity due to perceived interference in family matters. Kuala Lumpur's Deputy Police Chief confirmed four statements have been taken and the suspect has been questioned. The incident occurred during a rehearsal for Mr D.I.Y's 20th-anniversary concert at Stadium Merdeka. Shila reported feeling emotionally and physically threatened by the public attack. The case is being investigated under Section 506 of the Penal Code for criminal intimidation.

Persatuan perniagaan digesa jumpa kerajaan kalau SST membebankan

Deputy President of UMNO, Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan, urged business associations to consult the government if the expanded Sales and Service Tax (SST) implementation burdens stakeholders or customers. He emphasized the Unity Government's openness to negotiations and exemptions if justified. He cited the previous exemption of apples, oranges, and dates from SST as an example. Mohamad also encouraged education-related NGOs to engage with the government if parents report burdensome price increases in school supplies.

Laluan pesisir Pantai Batu Rakit siap dibaiki Oktober depan

The Mengabang Telipot-Batu Rakit road near Kampung Tanjung, which was severely damaged by the Northeast Monsoon earlier this year, is expected to reopen in early October. Repair works on the 280-meter stretch are ahead of schedule and utilize geotextile systems, soil stabilization, and sand filling. The project, costing RM4.95 million from the Malaysian Road Records Information System (MARRIS) allocation, is currently 45.37% complete. An additional RM36 million has been approved to repair the Aring 8-Kenyir-Kuala Jeneris road, also damaged by the monsoon, with repairs expected to begin in November.

Pemandu e-hailing, isteri dalang edar ganja dan pil kuda dicekup

A husband and wife, posing as an e-hailing driver and chicken seller, were arrested in Kuala Krai, Kelantan, for drug trafficking. Police seized 67.75kg of cannabis, 150 horse pills, and a kerambit from their Proton S70 SUV. A subsequent search of their house in Pasir Puteh uncovered another 22.16kg of cannabis in a Nissan X-Trail. The police believe the drugs were smuggled from Thailand and intended for transit through Malaysia. Cash and jewelry were also confiscated. Both suspects have prior drug-related offenses.

Rakyat rindu UMNO, BN memerintah kerajaan

UMNO Deputy President Mohamad Hasan claims the majority of Malaysians miss UMNO and BN's rule after seven years out of power. He cites information from various sources and believes there's a strong chance for the coalition's resurgence in the 16th General Election (GE16). He highlighted the public's nostalgia for Najib Razak's administration and its aid programs, urging party members to capitalize on this sentiment and work towards victory.

Woman dies after hitting fallen metal bar, crashing motorcycle in Limbang

A 43-year-old woman died in a motorcycle accident in Limbang, Sarawak, after hitting a metal bar lying on the road. The victim, Faridah Adek, was riding behind her husband when she struck the obstruction, believed to have fallen from an excavator involved in an earlier incident. Her husband avoided the bar, but Faridah collided with it and was thrown into the opposite lane. She succumbed to her injuries while being transported to Limbang Hospital. Police are investigating under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

‘AI generated’ labelling could become law by end 2025, communications minister says to curb scams, defamation and deepfakes

Malaysia to share child digital safety and youth mental health push at UN convention in Geneva

‘Akan teruskan 20, 30, 40 tahun lagi, sampai mati’

Malaysian band Insomniacks held their first solo concert, 'Insomniacks: Echoes Of A Dream,' at Zepp Kuala Lumpur, attended by 2,400 fans. Overwhelmed with emotion, the band members shed tears when a surprise video featuring their parents played. They reflected on their decade-long journey, highlighting the challenges faced during the pandemic when their livelihood was threatened. The concert marked the fulfillment of a long-held dream, proving their perseverance and dedication to their music career.

Century-old Dr Mahathir cycles, celebrates… then checks into IJN; son Mokhzani says just tired (VIDEO)

Survivors furious as French archbishop cites ‘mercy’ in naming priest jailed for teen rape to top Church post

Archbishop Guy de Kerimel's appointment of convicted child rapist Dominique Spina as diocesan chancellor in Toulouse has sparked outrage. Spina was sentenced to five years for raping a 16-year-old boy. Kerimel defended his decision, citing "mercy" and stating Spina had nothing to reproach him for in an administrative role. Victim groups, traditionalists, and even some within the Church have condemned the appointment, arguing it contradicts canon law and sends the wrong message. The controversy highlights the ongoing struggle of the Catholic Church to address its history of sex abuse.

Khmer Rouge prisons, killing fields gain Unesco recognition as Cambodia honours victims and reconciliation

Cambodia celebrated UNESCO's recognition of three former Khmer Rouge sites – Tuol Sleng, Choeung Ek, and M-13 prison – as World Heritage. These sites, now places of peace and reflection, represent Cambodia's journey from repression to reconciliation and its pursuit of justice for victims. This is Cambodia's fifth World Heritage listing and the first related to modern conflict, serving as a reminder of the atrocities committed under the Khmer Rouge regime.