59 evacuated to relief centre after flash floods hit Lipis

Seorang ejen insurans di Johor Bahru kerugian RM372,645 selepas tertipu skim pelaburan tidak wujud melalui aplikasi SDXA Global.

Iran faces its worst drought in decades, forcing plans to cut water supplies in Tehran as reservoirs run dry and rainfall hits record lows.

Exiled ex-King Juan Carlos sparks outrage in Spain with memoirs praising Franco as “benevolent,” reigniting debate on his legacy.

A perfume warehouse fire in Dilovasi, Turkey, killed six and injured five. Officials say one victim is in critical condition.

Malaysians are adopting artificial intelligence (AI) faster than many of their regional peers, valuing speed and efficiency while still insisting on the human touch when things get complex, according to Zoom’s latest AI Natives Research. The study found that 59% of Malaysians prioritise speed in digital interactions, and 63% would abandon a brand if responses were slow or unhelpful. Yet, 83% still prefer to speak to a human agent when situations become emotional, underscoring the need for empathy in the AI era. Zoom describes Malaysia as one of the most “AI-native” markets in Asia-Pacific, with nearly all respondents (98%) already using AI tools at work. As AI adoption grows, Zoom is also expanding its focus to frontline workers, introducing Zoom Workplace for Frontline — a mobile-first, AI-driven platform designed to boost productivity, streamline communication, and empower employees on the ground.

Clinical shooting from Amandeep Chahal and Toh Kai Wei, who converted 88.6% of their attempts, powered Singapore to a 31-18 lead at half-time. Malaysia struggled to find accuracy, sinking just 72% of their shots as Singapore’s defence tightened its grip.

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High Court records consent order compelling social media influencer Caprice to remove nine defamatory Instagram posts about transformation coach Murad Zaidi.