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Honda has taken the wraps off its latest creation, the Super-ONE Prototype, at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 — a compact all-electric vehicle that aims to inject excitement back into everyday driving. On display throughout the duration of the event, the Super-ONE signals Honda’s ambition to redefine what a small EV can be: light, responsive, and genuinely fun to drive. Developed under the concept “e: Dash BOOSTER,” the Super-ONE is designed to offer more than just clean mobility. It embodies Honda’s philosophy of creating vehicles that stir emotion while remaining practical and efficient. The name itself carries meaning — “Super” represents performance that goes beyond convention, while “ONE” reflects Honda’s goal to craft something distinct and uniquely its own.

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LGMS Bhd, via its subsidiary Applied Security Intelligence Sdn Bhd (ASI), has partnered with CelcomDigi’s Bridgenet Solutions to deliver StarSentry — an advanced cybersecurity solution for Malaysian SMEs and corporations. The collaboration combines threat detection, cyber insurance, and real-time monitoring to strengthen business resilience, aligning with national cybersecurity standards and addressing rising digital threats in Malaysia’s connected economy.

Argentine portal Capital de Noticias alleges Facundo Garces’ ancestry traces back to Santa Fe, deepening FAM’s heritage player scandal under FIFA scrutiny.