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Irvine Welsh calls ‘Men in Love’ an antidote to hate, criticises AI and social media

Irvine Welsh's new Trainspotting sequel, "Men in Love," explores the rave scene of the late 80s and early 90s, revisiting Renton, Spud, Sick Boy, and Begbie. Welsh describes the book as an "antidote" to the current climate of "hate and poison," drawing parallels between the 1980s economic downturn and today's uncertainties. He expresses concern over job security, dystopian trends, and existential threats like climate change, criticizing AI, corporate internet control, and toxic social media.

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Malaysia races to keep doctors as Singapore dangles lucrative offers, MOH says it won’t delay appointments

Malaysia's Health Ministry is committed to retaining healthcare workers despite lacking legal power to prevent them from accepting overseas jobs, particularly in Singapore. Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad emphasized respecting individual rights and regional agreements on labor mobility while implementing measures like expediting permanent positions for contract doctors to encourage them to stay. This response follows social media reports of Singaporean hospitals actively recruiting Malaysian doctors with attractive salaries.

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Weather now decides which durians travel: Tough Musang King heads abroad, delicate Tupai King stays home

Unpredictable weather in Malaysia is impacting durian harvests, forcing farmers to prioritize export varieties based on durability. Heatwaves and erratic rainfall are reducing yields and shelf life, making long-distance transport risky. Hardier varieties like Musang King and Black Thorn are favored for export to markets like Singapore and China, while delicate varieties like Tupai King are primarily consumed locally due to transportation challenges.

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Tengku Zafrul: Malaysia engages Australia, Pakistan, Turkiye and Palestine to expand investment and halal trade via strategic FTA talks

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's meetings with leaders from Australia, Pakistan, Turkiye, and Palestine focused on strengthening trade and investment ties. Discussions included reviewing existing free trade agreements (MAFTA and MPCEPA), expanding the MTFTA, supporting the Palestinian economy, and promoting participation in MIHAS 2025. The initiatives aim to boost economic growth in high-tech and sustainable sectors like renewable energy, the digital economy, and the halal industry.

‘Trust is the first phase’: Man living on streets for 30 years among 17 helped in Kuching night raid to tackle hidden homelessness

An integrated night operation involving 12 agencies in Kuching identified 17 homeless individuals (14 men, 2 women, and 1 underage girl). Led by the Ministry of Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development, the initiative aims to provide aid and shelter through the Community Social Support Centre and the Temporary Transit Centre (TTG). Minister Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah emphasized TTG as a voluntary safe space offering food, shelter, and support, not detention. A key success was persuading a long-term homeless man, "Pak Mos," to accept assistance. Health screenings and leveraging peer influence within the homeless community are also integral to the program.

Dumped, not poisoned: Tilapia deaths in Sungai Kinta linked to illegal disposal, water quality remains good

Thousands of dead tilapia found in Sungai Kinta, Malaysia, were likely dumped by irresponsible parties, according to an investigation. Authorities suspect the fish originated from a fish farm, noting their uniform size and the lack of pollution detected in water quality tests. The Perak Fisheries Department acted quickly to remove the dead fish to prevent further contamination. Investigations are ongoing to identify those responsible.

Awie demands truth after being accused in Shila Amzah’s alleged assault case

Malaysian rocker Datuk Awie denied involvement in the alleged assault of singer Shila Amzah, which she reported to the police. Netizens speculated Awie was the "legendary artist" mentioned in Shila's report. Awie urged Datuk Amy Search, who may have more information, to clarify the situation, stating the accusations are impacting his reputation. He intends to take action against those spreading false rumors.

Anwar: Kenyir’s solar and hydrogen ventures to attract investors, boost Terengganu’s regional connectivity

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim launched the Hybrid Hydro Floating Solar (HHFS) and Green Hydrogen Hub projects in Terengganu, a collaboration between Petronas and TNB. These initiatives aim to attract international investors, position Malaysia as a regional leader in green hydrogen, and support national energy transition goals. The Kenyir Dam's HHFS pilot project demonstrates the potential for large-scale floating solar development without ecological disruption. The project aligns with Malaysia's energy policy and global green energy aspirations.

Anwar: Malaysia’s meetings with global leaders affirm active role in multilateral diplomacy

Car driven by woman in her 80s crashes into parked vehicles and school fence near Sungai Merah bazaar in Sibu, no injuries reported