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How cutting one litre of RON95 daily can save millions: Simple habits to ease Malaysia’s fuel subsidy burden

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KUALA LUMPUR, April 8 — As fuel prices in Malaysia continue to rise, the nation faces a pressing challenge. Subsidies are eating away at government coffers, with the financial strain […]

Madani Mart vs KR1M: Same same but different?

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KUALA LUMPUR, April 8 — The first Madani Mart was launched in Pahang this month as part of wider efforts to keep the cost of living affordable amid a worsening […]

From sea jacuzzi to pickleball on water: Penang unveils new tourism site Forest Island

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GEORGE TOWN, April 8 — A new tourism product in Penang will offer visitors experiences in the middle of the sea, ranging from a sea jacuzzi and water sports to […]

Semporna paradise under siege: Locals battle pollution and foreign domination of tourism

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  SEMPORNA, April 8 — On a glossy postcard, Semporna, located on the southeastern coast of Sabah off the Celebes Sea, is sold as the ultimate bucket-list destination. Hordes of tourists, […]

Australia’s most decorated soldier charged with alleged war crimes

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SYDNEY, April 7 — Australia’s most decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith was arrested today and charged with five counts of war crime murders relating to the killing of unarmed civilians while […]

Can Trump pull US out of Nato? Treaty rules vs domestic law

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WASHINGTON, April 7 — President Donald Trump threatened today to pull the US out of Nato due to its European members’ refusal to send ships to unblock the Strait of […]

Iran says infrastructure hit in wave of US‑Israeli strikes amid widening conflict

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  TEHRAN, April 7 — Iranian officials reported damage to at least two bridges, railway infrastructure, and a key highway today as part of a wave of deadly US-Israeli airstrikes […]

Malaysia urged to diversify energy sources amid Middle East crisis and rising oil prices

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KUALA LUMPUR, April 8 — Rising petroleum import prices and disruptions to global logistics caused by the Middle East conflict, which threaten inflation rates and the country’s long-term fiscal stability, serve […]

In disrupted speech, Azam Baki says strong leadership needed to fight corruption

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KUALA LUMPUR, April 7 — Effective success in combating corruption does not rely solely on the strength of laws, but requires firm leadership and the cultivation of a comprehensive culture […]

Thailand considers late-night petrol station closures as Middle East tensions drive shortages

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  BANGKOK, April 7 — Thailand is considering enforcing overnight closures of petrol stations beginning later this month, the prime minister said today, an effort to preserve fuel as the […]

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