I want to leave a legacy of fair, clean leadership for all – PM Anwar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim vows to leave a legacy of fair and clean leadership, serving all Malaysians regardless of race
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Malaysia and Iran strengthen agriculture and food ties
Iran seeks to boost imports of Malaysian tropical fruits, palm oil and urea as both nations discuss a new MoU on agricultural cooperation.
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Hannah Yeoh says similar election manifestos reflect shared concerns of the people, not copy-paste politics.
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PM Anwar urges action to defend Malay rights, not slogans
Anwar criticises those championing Malay supremacy while allowing Malay reserve land to fall into other hands, urging transparent actions over slogans.
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Government denies political bias in state allocation distribution
Federal Government ensures fair development for all states, rejects claims of political discrimination in investment and funding decisions.
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Malaysia targets 50% cut in food imports by 2050
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid says the ministry aims to reduce food imports by 50% by 2050, starting with a 15% cut by 2030.
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The 2025 Sabah state election, officially the 17th Sabah general election, was held on 29 November 2025.
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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.
Development in Johor needs to be balanced – Anwar
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PM Anwar Ibrahim calls for balanced Johor development between rural areas, urban poor, and high-impact projects
Driver killed after lorry plunger into ravine in Pos Blau – Lojing
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A lorry driver was killed after his 10-tonne vehicle plunged into a 150-foot ravine near the Pos Blau-Lojing Bridge in Gua Musang
I want to leave a legacy of fair, clean leadership for all – PM Anwar
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim vows to leave a legacy of fair and clean leadership, serving all Malaysians regardless of race
Melaka explores potential of Dutch-inspired batik as new tourism product
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Melaka-Dutch batik featuring kesidang flower and tulip motifs could become a new tourism product, says state tourism official
Malaysia and Iran strengthen agriculture and food ties
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Iran seeks to boost imports of Malaysian tropical fruits, palm oil and urea as both nations discuss a new MoU on agricultural cooperation.
Prince Harry to visit London without wife and children
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Prince Harry will not be accompanied by his wife Meghan and their two children during his upcoming trip to London next week, a source says.
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Kylian Mbappé says France can win ugly after his penalty beat Paraguay 1-0, sending Les Bleus into a World Cup quarter-final with Morocco
Three killed in crash along Pan Borneo Highway
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Three men killed, one injured in a two-vehicle crash at a U-turn along the Pan Borneo Sarikei-Sibu Highway
Telcos urged to see rural internet woes firsthand
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Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil calls telcos complacent on rural coverage, urges CEOs to visit affected areas to understand connectivity issues
Ruthless Morocco break Canadian hearts to reach World Cup...
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Morocco beat Canada 3-0 to reach the World Cup quarter-finals as Azzedine Ounahi scored twice, ending the co-hosts' historic run
France beat Paraguay with Mbappe penalty to reach World...
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France beat Paraguay 1-0 as Kylian Mbappé's penalty sealed a World Cup quarter-final clash with Morocco after a hard-fought last-16 win
Tesla global auto sales jump 25% in second quarter
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Tesla’s second-quarter global deliveries surged 25% to 480,126, beating expectations amid higher gasoline prices from the US-Iran war.
