Police identify two suspects in heritage player document forgery case
Malaysian police have identified two individuals suspected of forging documents for seven FAM heritage players submitted to FIFA, with 45 reports filed.
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Police identify two suspects in heritage player document forgery case
Malaysian police have identified two individuals suspected of forging documents for seven FAM heritage players submitted to FIFA, with 45 reports filed.
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X tightens controls on Grok AI, disables explicit content generation
Social media platform X confirms its AI chatbot Grok can no longer generate harmful pornographic or sexual content after meeting with Malaysian authorities.
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Former armed forces chief and wife face money laundering charges
Former army chief Tan Sri Hafizuddeain Jantan and wife to be charged with money laundering, as ex-defence force chief also faces corruption charges.
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Police question China Press editors over King’s speech mistranslation
Police record statements from China Press editor-in-chief and sub-editor over a Facebook post allegedly mistranslating the King's speech.
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Court orders seizure of influencer Caprice’s assets over unpaid costs
High Court issues writ to seize social media influencer Caprice's assets after he failed to pay RM8,000 in costs from a defamation lawsuit.
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The 2025 Sabah state election, officially the 17th Sabah general election, was held on 29 November 2025.
This pivotal event elected all 73 representatives to the Sabah State Legislative Assembly, with no changes made to the existing constituency boundaries. The electoral process officially began with the dissolution of the State Legislative Assembly on 6 October 2025.
The official campaign period ran from 15 to 28 November, beginning with Nomination Day on 15 November. Early and postal voting took place from 25 to 28 November, culminating in the main polling day on 29 November, which determined the state's next government.
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