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Iran, Oman seek temporary Hormuz shipping corridor as US pressure mounts

The vital oil route remains perilous amid stalled peace talks, fresh US sanctions and continuing tensions between Washington and Tehran

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Finance clerk loses RM452,000 after scammer poses as company boss on WhatsApp

A 50-year-old finance clerk in Kuala Terengganu was duped into transferring RM452,000 of company funds after a scammer impersonating her boss contacted her thro...

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Shah Alam brawl turns deadly as car strikes man after machete attack (video)

A man has been detained after a street brawl in Taman Alam Megah, Shah Alam, escalated into a machete attack, with one of the men involved later struck and kill...

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Oil slides as Iran-Oman Hormuz talks raise hopes of easing tensions

Global crude prices fell for a third consecutive session on Wednesday as Iran and Oman moved towards establishing a temporary maritime corridor through the Stra...

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‘Queen of Country’, Dolly Parton dies at 80

Dolly Parton, the mountain-born country music pioneer who became one of America’s most beloved entertainers, has died at the age of 80 after a brief battle with...

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AMK: Any fresh Tabung Haji RCI must not become a political tool

PKR Youth chief says any challenge to the existing findings must be backed by new evidence rather than political dissatisfaction

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Global cricket legends urge Pakistan to honour court order on Imran Khan’s medical care

Authorities took the 73-year-old to the state-run Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) under heavy security.

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Air pollution worsens as 19 areas record unhealthy readings

Air quality deteriorated across several parts of Malaysia this morning, with 19 areas recording unhealthy Air Pollutant Index readings, led by Serian in Sarawak...

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Should PH work with Bersama to defeat a common enemy?

A KEADILAN branch leader shared that it would be best for Pakatan Harapan to cooperate with Bersama for their political survival.

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UN, Red Cross warn AI weapons could cross ‘moral red line’ as killer machines near battlefield use

Antonio Guterres and Mirjana Spoljaric urge states to urgently negotiate legally binding rules on autonomous weapons capable of selecting and killing targets wi...

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Australia’s under-16 social media ban begins to show cracks as TikTok use rebounds

Eight months after Australia introduces its landmark social media restrictions, TikTok usage among 13- to 15-year-olds has climbed back to almost pre-ban levels

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Regional security takes centre stage as three nations guard vital Melaka Straits

Geopolitical tensions and threats to global shipping put renewed focus on the security of two critical maritime corridors