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Wanita Britain dakwa dicabul di udara ketika parasailing di Tunisia

Rafizi ajak Bawang Army `serang’ Israel, hentikan kekejaman di Gaza

USIM Healthcare Raikan Satu Dekad Perkhidmatan di AEON Mall Nilai

PARLIMEN: ‘Bagaimana dengan enam ADUN Sabah lain?’

Pengharaman vape: Negeri Sembilan tuntut peraturan lebih tegas

Hybe denies K-pop group BTS involvement ‘in any capacity’ in Michael Jackson tribute album

Hybe, BTS's agency, denied reports that the group participated in a Michael Jackson tribute album. Rumors circulated after The Irish Sun reported BTS recorded an unreleased Jackson track at Grouse Lodge Studio in Ireland. Hybe clarified that BTS neither visited the studio nor participated in any recordings for the alleged project. The report quoted studio owner Paddy Dunning, who claimed BTS re-recorded a Jackson song and that the tribute album was authorized. However, Michael Jackson's estate denied authorizing any such album.

Hormati proses siasatan Zara Qairina

Netanyahu putuskan ‘rampas semua’ tanah di Gaza

PARLIMEN: Apa nasib Melayu jika tanah diambil?

Ay Ling persoal rasional kenaikan tarif air disebalik perkhidmatan belum memuaskan

Hanoi swelters through record heat as 17 northern Vietnam locations break August highs

Northern Vietnam is experiencing a severe heatwave, with 17 locations recording their highest August temperatures. Hanoi reached over 40°C for the first time in August, impacting daily life and increasing electricity demand. While hot weather is typical, climate change is intensifying these patterns. The heat has emptied streets, affected businesses like flower vendors, and construction workers are feeling the extreme conditions. Rain is expected to bring some relief.

Beijing lifts red rain alert but warns of floods, landslides after evacuating over 82,000

Beijing lifted its red rainstorm warning after evacuating over 82,000 people due to heavy downpours and flood risks. While the main weather system has weakened, authorities continue to warn of isolated downpours and potential landslides. The northeastern suburb of Miyun was hardest hit, with floodwaters receding to reveal widespread damage. Last week's floods in the region resulted in at least 44 deaths and nine missing persons.

Kelantan teacher pleads not guilty to four charges of sexual offences against 11-year-old male pupil 

A 51-year-old teacher in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, pleaded not guilty to four charges of sexual offences against an 11-year-old boy. The alleged offences occurred in March and May 2024, inside a car and a resort toilet. Each charge falls under Section 14(b) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017, carrying a maximum penalty of 20 years imprisonment and whipping. Bail was set at RM30,000 with conditions of no contact with the victim and bi-monthly police reporting. The case is set for mention on September 10.

EAIC uncovers falsified documents, rule breaches at Pontian District Fisheries Dept in Johor

The Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) found policy and procedure violations in the transfer, modification, and licensing of a fishing vessel at the Pontian District Fisheries Department (DOF) in Johor. False documents were submitted, and approvals were granted improperly. The EAIC recommended disciplinary action against the officers involved for incompetence, dishonesty, irresponsibility, and negligence. A police report was also recommended due to suspected falsification of information and collusion among officers. A separate complaint against the Tanjung Sedili District DOF is also under investigation.

MACC gets six new anti-graft advisers

KIIRAS × Jimmy Choo × Rafflesia? Malaysian icons spark collaboration buzz as K-pop meets fashion (VIDEO)

Nine in 10 Malaysians read scam alerts, but fear still fuels fraud, banking survey shows

A survey by the Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) and the Association of Islamic Banking and Financial Institutions Malaysia (AIBIM) revealed that 90% of Malaysians actively read scam alerts, with 73% expressing satisfaction with banks' scam prevention measures. The #JanganKenaScam campaign has increased awareness of scam tactics like fake SMS messages and suspicious links. While public awareness is rising, fear remains a factor in scam victimization. Trust in banks' protective measures has also increased, with 76% of respondents satisfied with their bank's effectiveness.

Govt to begin Budget 2026 consultation Thursday, focus on MSMEs, says Fahmi

Anwar: Malaysia defended Bumiputera policy in US trade talks, resisted pressure on key policies