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When stealing cables becomes too public, this is a lack of enforcement problem

An alleged cable theft near Jelatek LRT raises questions about how brazen criminals have become and whether existing deterrents are enough to stop them.

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South Korean inmate plots bizarre prison escape using a drone

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Malaysia’s love for A&W may be stronger than America’s

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Malaysia needs a new economic vision to weather the storms ahead

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More than a bowl of cendol: The conversations that keep Malaysia together

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South Korean inmate plots bizarre prison escape using a drone

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Malaysia’s love for A&W may be stronger than America’s

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Malaysia needs a new economic vision to weather the storms ahead

Malaysia needs a new economic vision to weather the storms ahead

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Vernacular schools: “Provoking further debates tantamount to challenging Federal Constitution”

Vernacular schools: “Provoking further debates tantamount to challenging Federal Constitution”

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Billions spent, and still no cure. Why has the US’s war on cancer fallen short?

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When stealing cables becomes too public, this is a lack of enforcement problem

South Korean inmate plots bizarre prison escape using a drone

Religion should never become political humour, says MCA

This Malaysia Day, look beyond party logos and vote for people who deserve your trust

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More than a bowl of cendol: The conversations that keep Malaysia together

Amid looming political tempest, M’sia needs a new vision to navigate the economic storm ahead

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Malaysia must end the refugee legal grey zone with a proper refugee law

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At the very least, tour bus operators deserve a minimal diesel subsidy

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When the air turns grey and hazy, ESG must mean accountability

Tencent Cloud, U Mobile team up to accelerate enterprise 5G and AI adoption

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Stop romanticising rural entrepreneurs and start treating them as economic actors

Malay women’s NGO wants Bumi equity raised to 50% in line with diminishing non-Bumi populace

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KUALA LUMPUR, 15 Sept - Mahkamah Tinggi hari ini melepaskan dan membebaskan bekas Perdana Menteri Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin daripada satu pertuduhan menggunakan kedudukan untuk suapan RM200 juta dan tiga pertuduhan pengubahan wang haram melibatkan jumlah sama. Hakim Noor Ruwena Md Nurdin memutuskan demikian selepas Timbalan Pendakwa Raya Datuk Ahmad Akram Gharib memaklumkan kepada mahkamah bahawa pihak pendakwaan telah membuat keputusan untuk tidak meneruskan kes berkenaan terhadap Muhyiddin, 79, yang berkaitan dengan Bukhary Equity Sdn Bhd. Bagaimanapun, Ahli Parlimen Pagoh itu masih berdepan tiga pertuduhan salah guna kedudukan untuk suapan berjumlah RM25.3 juta. - fotoBERNAMA (2026) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 15 - The High Court today acquitted and discharged former Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin of one charge of using his position to obtain a RM200 million bribe and three money laundering charges involving the same amount. Judge Noor Ruwena Md Nurdin made the ruling after deputy public prosecutor Datuk Ahmad Akram Gharib told the court that the prosecution had decided to discontinue the case against Muhyiddin, 79, involving Bukhary Equity Sdn Bhd. However, the Pagoh MP still faces three charges of abuse of position involving RM25.3 million in bribes. - fotoBERNAMA (2026) COPYRIGHT RESERVED

Is Muhyiddin’s DNAA “cleansing” a tell-tale sign of Bersatu making comeback as PH ally?

Akmal chastised over why no n/wide police report, march protests over lewd priest-nun joke by party senior

Najib should rest, spend time with grandchildren if pardoned, said daughter Yana

Will fear run down the spine of delinquent “pupil” when the “Guru” strikes back with “47 charges rotan”?

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GB Bond’s 25-Sen IPO: More than glue but rather an epitome of a biz built on returning customers

Bursa Malaysia ends lower ahead of FOMC decision, amid higher oil prices

AI could become the new front door to Malaysia’s healthcare system

Malaysian REITs stay defensive as earnings and leasing fundamentals hold firm

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Malaysia’s love for A&W may be stronger than America’s

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Malaysia needs a new economic vision to weather the storms ahead

Even food at Perhimpunan Agung UMNO can “sakau” the Malays, say netizens

Age no barrier to becoming stroke victim; lack of sleep, proper rest causes affliction in 30-ish patents

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