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Metro News
Madani vital amid crisis, says Amirudin
THE "Malaysia Madani" framework has become increasingly relevant as Malaysia faces new challenges, including a global energy crisis of a different nature.
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Metro News
Diesel price hike leads to mindful spending
WITH diesel now priced at RM6.02 per litre, motorists who are using diesel-powered vehicles but aren't eligible for subsidies are feeling the strain, forcing them to cut back on spending.
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Metro News
Veteran runner on a 2,200km push for childhood cancer awareness
CANCER awareness advocate and endurance runner Lim Shyang Guey, supported by the National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM), continues his remarkable Run for Gold journey – a 2,200km run across peninsular Malaysia to raise awareness and funds for children living with cancer.
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Metro News
Partnership backs school aid, health drive
A BACK-to-school programme organised by the Subang Jaya assemblyman's office sees two activities held simultaneously – a presentation of cash aid to schoolchildren and cervical cancer screenings for their mothers or female guardians.
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Metro News
Consistent effort key to SPM success
SCORWING 10A+ opens many doors but Penang lad M. Sanjay has ruled out medicine as he gets queaph at the sight of blood.
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Views
Open house tradition should be sustained for communal fellowship
Letters: From V Thomas of Sungai Buloh.
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Views
Crack down on illegal photo touts at Twin Towers
Letters: From Mike Chong Yew Chuan, MCA Youth, National Deputy Chairman.
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Metro News
RM12,000 for folk in fire-ravaged village
THREE non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have stepped in to assist villagers of Kampung Orang Asli Teluk Jawa in Masai, Johor, whose homes were destroyed in a fire on Feb 12.
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Myanmar
Junta chief elected as president
THE parliament has elected junta chief Min Aung Hlaing (pic) as president. Parliament said, with the ex-military commander set to maintain his rule in a civilian guise after snatching power by force five years ago.
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Metro News
Sukma budget under pressure
SELANGOR expects higher costs in organising the 2026 Malaysia Games (Sukma), following fuel price pressures due to the Middle East conflict.
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Thailand
Fuel shortage from hoarding
THE nation's prime minister has slammed oil traders for "excessive profiteering", blaming those stockpiling fuel or smuggling it abroad for shortages that have driven prices steadily higher
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Focus
The US farm labour paradox
FOR years, the US agricultural sector has faced a tight labour market as farmworkers age and fewer new immigrants and younger Americans are willing to toil in the fields.
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South Korea
Choosing a steady path to Hormuz
French President Emmanuel Macron and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung have agreed to work together to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ease global economic uncertainties caused by the conflict in the Middle East.
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Japan
Cannabis cases reach record high
Police have investigated a record 6,832 individuals in cannabis-related cases in the country in 2025, with authorities warning of a growing spread of drug use among young people driven in part by social media.
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Cambodia
Lawmakers approve anti-cybercrime law
Fraudsters running cyberscam operations in the country could face life in prison after the Senate approved a new law targeting criminals involved in the multibillion-dollar illicit industry.
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China
Alleged drug smuggler repatriated
The United States has repatriated a Chinese national suspected of drug trafficking, a "first" such return in recent years, Beijing's public security ministry said.
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Pakistan
Officials: Taliban must end conflict
Officials have said the burden of ending the nation's cross-border conflict lay with Afghanistan, as the two sides held preliminary talks to try to end hostilities.
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Japan
Airlines mull fuel surcharge hikes due to conflict
Japanese airlines are considering raising fuel surcharges to reflect surging energy costs due to the Middle East conflict, though officials from major carriers have stressed that no decisions had been made yet.
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India
Graveyard raid finds hidden gas canisters
Police have seized 414 cooking-gas canisters hidden in a graveyard in Hyderabad city and arrested those involved in trying to sell them on the black market amid shortages due to the Iran conflict, a government official said on Thursday
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Metro News
New skills for fresh start
Vocational training in farming, cooking at reintegration centres prepares prisoners for brighter future upon their release.
