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Consumer group says Sabah blackout caused by natural disaster, urges patience
KOTA KINABALU: The recent statewide power disruption and blackouts on the east coast of Sabah should not be criticised, as they were caused by an unprecedented natural disaster, says the […]
Three arrested after tiger carcass found in vehicle
MERSING: Authorities have arrested three men after the carcass of a Malayan tiger, believed to have been illegally hunted, was found in a vehicle during a raid at Felda Tenggaroh […]
Malaysia’s call for global action against Israel principled and based on legal grounds, say experts
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s call for coordinated global action against Israel represents a bold and principled stance rooted in international law, sending a clear political message amid escalating violence in Gaza, […]
China’s growth steady amid headwinds
CHINA’s economy showed signs of stabilisation in August, with key indicators pointing to continued growth momentum, official data released on Monday showed, suggesting resilience in the face of persistent external […]
Oil edges up as market weighs Russia supply risk, US rate decision
OIL prices edged up on Tuesday, extending previous session gains, as markets contemplated potential supply disruption from Russia after Ukrainian drone attacks on its refineries as well as the prospect […]
Ukraine struggles to identify thousands of soldiers’ remains as relatives ache for news
KYIV (Reuters) -It’s more than a year since Anastasiia Tsvietkova’s husband went missing fighting the Russians near the eastern city of Pokrovsk, and she doesn’t know whether he’s alive or […]
Police hunting suspect after nine-year-old girl molested in Kulai coffee shop
KULAI: Police are tracking down a man who allegedly molested a nine-year-old girl at a coffee shop in Batu 19 here. Read full story Date: 16 September, 2025 3:01 pm […]
Malaysia Day a testament to courage, diversity and unity, says Anwar
KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said on Tuesday (Sept 16) that Malaysia Day is not merely about commemorating the historic union of diverse regions and cultures, but stands as […]
Over 150 companies registered for targeted petrol subsidy scheme, says Armizan
KOTA KINABALU: A total of 154 companies operating 335 vehicles have registered under this year’s Subsidised Petrol Control System, aimed at ensuring fuel subsidies are targeted and transparent. Read full […]
Govt promises permanent fix for collapsed Kaiduan crossing in Papar
KOTA KINABALU: After collapsing under days of heavy rain and strong river currents, the Kaiduan low-level crossing will get a permanent solution, with the government pledging to restore road access […]