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No discussions yet on PH-Bersatu cooperation for Melaka polls - Fahmi

Fahmi said he has not been involved in any such discussions, though he acknowledged that the political dynamics of each state could lead to various forms of pol...

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‘Daddy is not home yet, but he is touched by the support’ – Yana Najib

In a Facebook post today, she said her father was surprised and grateful for the public support following the decision allowing him to serve the remainder of hi...

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Najib’s legal team says frozen assets affect RM50m pardon condition

His lawyers, Messrs Shafee & Co, said in a statement that this meant he did not have sole control over their disposal and his legal team were studying the terms...

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Penang hoteliers lose patience over growing number of short-term rentals, homestays

Malaysia Association of Hotels (MAH) vice-president Datuk Khoo Boo Lim said that the constant gripes expressed by licensed hoteliers are about the Airbnb presen...

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Ukraine drone barrage hits Moscow oil refinery as two killed in major attack

A major overnight barrage struck the capital region and reached a key oil refinery on the final day of Russia’s parliamentary elections

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The Price of Hubris and not learning from history

Despite the doom and gloom surrounding Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's ruling Pakatan Harapan coalition, it does seem that UMNO and its coalition, Bar...

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Malaysia may rule out Yemen peacekeeping mission while war continues

Any future mission dependent on the warring parties reaching a peace agreement and the United Nations endorsing the deployment

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UN under pressure as Trump returns amid wars, AI risks

Conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, artificial intelligence and uncertainty over its future leadership tests the organisation’s global role.

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Najib and the RM50 million question

A country loses its moral compass when ordinary people are continually asked to make sacrifices for the powerful while the powerful are continually protected fr...

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Malaysian workers race ahead of employers in AI adoption

Knowledge workers create a growing gap between what employees can do with AI and what businesses are equipped to manage

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Indonesia’s haze returns as fire prevention gaps persist a decade after 2015

The resurgence of burning exposes persistent economic incentives, enforcement gaps and weaknesses in peatland prevention a decade after major reforms were intro...

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Home Minister: Malaysia has no home detention law yet

The Cabinet has only given an in-principle approval for the Home Ministry to begin drafting legislation focused initially on eligible remand detainees