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Singapore tycoon Ng Teck Lee faces 38 new charges in $72 million embezzlement case
Ng Teck Lee, caught after nearly 20 years on the run, was charged with 38 new offences linked to embezzling S$72 million.
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High Court grants unconditional custody of autistic child's sibling to father Zaim Ikhwan
The High Court granted unconditional custody of the younger sibling of late autistic child Zayn Rayyan to biological father Zaim Ikhwan Zahari.
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Beaufort flood evacuees rise to 338 as affected villages increase to 11
Beaufort district evacuated 338 people from 121 families due to floods by May 21, 2026.
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WHO Chief Cites 'Malaysia Boleh' to Urge Global Health Equity at Assembly
WHO Director-General Dr Tedros quoted Malaysia’s motto 'Malaysia Boleh' to inspire health sovereignty and equity at the 79th World Health Assembly.
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Malaysian Leaders Condemn Tony Pua's Remarks Mocking Selangor Sultan's Decree
Political leaders from multiple parties defended Selangor’s Sultan after Tony Pua mocked a royal decree on the Rukun Negara Monument Plaque.
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Malaysia Election Commission Ready for Snap General and State Elections Within 60 Days
Malaysia’s Election Commission says it is fully prepared to hold snap general and state elections within 60 days of parliament or assemblies dissolving.
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21-year-old woman dies after falling from bridge during extreme sport in Brazil
Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas died after falling 40 meters from Ponte do Esqueleto in Limeira during an extreme rope jump on June 13, 2026.
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Johor Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz addresses election timing, DAP relations, and Transport Ministry invites
Johor caretaker Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz Ghazi defended early election plans and denied cooperating with DAP while discussing Transport Ministry invitations.
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PM Anwar Ibrahim calls Haj pilgrimage a school of spiritual growth and service
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Haj pilgrims to return with renewed spirit to serve religion, people, and nation during a recent gathering in Malaysia.
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Demolition begins on illegal Rohingya settlement structures in Sungai Tekali, Selangor
Demolition of illegal Rohingya settlement structures started June 13 in Sungai Tekali, Hulu Langat, focusing on single-storey units on government and private land.
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7.8 magnitude earthquake in southern Mindanao raises seabed up to 2 meters, kills 61
A June 8 earthquake in southern Mindanao, Philippines raised the seabed by up to 2 meters, killed 61, left 40 missing, and damaged marine ecosystems.
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Kuala Lumpur Police Double School Presence to Combat Illegal Street Racing
Kuala Lumpur police doubled officers at 122 secondary schools today to curb illegal street racing and boost road safety education.
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Housewife charged again for offensive Facebook post about Malaysian King
Suhaila Abd Halim was charged again for an offensive Facebook post about Malaysia’s King after a Federal Court ruling upheld the law's constitutionality.
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Rohingya labourer pleads not guilty to robbing badminton legend Razif Sidek at knifepoint
Mohamad Fawyas Yasin pleaded not guilty to robbing Datuk Razif Sidek at knifepoint in Kuala Lumpur; bail was denied today.
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Election Commission sets election dates for Johor and Negri Sembilan states
Malaysia’s Election Commission fixed July 11 for Johor state polls and August 1 for Negri Sembilan polls after assembly dissolutions in June.
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Umno Youth chief files judicial review against AG over Facebook post prosecution
Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh challenged the Attorney-General's decision to prosecute him over a Facebook post allegedly causing public fear.
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Malaysia schedules Johor state election for July 11 and Negeri Sembilan for August 1
Malaysia's Election Commission set July 11 for Johor state election and August 1 for Negeri Sembilan polls.
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J-Kom files police report against Albert Tei over protests at Communications Ministry
J-Kom director Mohd Hisyamuddin Ghazali filed a police report against activist Albert Tei for disrupting operations at the Communications Ministry in Putrajaya.
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Five Mexican police officers killed in Michoacán attack ahead of 2026 World Cup
Five police officers were shot dead and five wounded in Michoacán on June 10, the day before the 2026 World Cup opener.
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Inquest finds bullying and emotional distress linked to 13-year-old Zara Mahathir's death
The 2026 inquest revealed bullying, psychological pain, and a dormitory interrogation led to the suicide of 13-year-old Zara Qairina Mahathir in Sabah in 2025.
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Sabah man first beneficiary of Perkeso's 24-hour Non-Work Accident Scheme
Arnold Nathanael Lister became one of the first to receive aid under Perkeso's Lindung 24/7 scheme after a serious home injury in Sabah.
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Thailand's ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra officially freed after royal pardon
Thaksin Shinawatra was officially released after a royal pardon and removal of his electronic monitoring device.
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India vows to stop water flow to Pakistan after suspending Indus Water Treaty
India's Water Minister C.R. Patil vowed no water will flow to Pakistan following last year's treaty suspension; Pakistan insists treaty remains valid.
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UN raises alarm over Taliban arrests of women in Herat amid forced hijab protests
The UN expressed concern as at least 21 women were detained in Herat for violating Taliban dress code, with protests erupting and a violent crackdown reported.