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Malaysian automotive industry leader supports ruling to ban 'hidden' car door handles
MELAKA: A prominent figure in the historic city's automotive industry has voiced support for China's decision to ban "hidden" car door handles beginning 2027, citing safety concerns during emergencies and technical issues.
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Nation
Base MHIT plan to cover controlled pre-existing conditions, says Dr Dzul
HULU LANGAT: Persons with pre-existing health conditions will be eligible for the affordable base medical and health insurance/takaful (MHIT) plan, but are subject to certain terms, says Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
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Brunei
Family, community support key in drug recovery: Brunei Narcotics Control Bureau chief
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Support from family, the community and institutions is important in assisting the recovery process and rebuilding of lives of former drug abuse individuals, said Narcotics Control Bureau Director Datuk Paduka Zalani Ismail.
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China
China could challenge US digital asset lead via Hong Kong, American Treasury chief warns
Scott Bessent tells senators the US must pass the Clarity Act to counter Hong Kong's 'sandbox' and maintain global financial leadership
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Myanmar
Three gold dealers in Myanmar arrested for violating rules
YANGON: Authorities in Myanmar have arrested three gold dealers for violating industry regulations, the state-owned daily Myanma Alinn reported on Friday (Feb 6)
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Nation
Safeguards will be in place for India's UPI system, says official
KUALA LUMPUR: Financial safeguards will be in place when India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system is introduced in Malaysia, says P. Kumaran.
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Nation
Man detained after attempt to evade police, drugs seized
KUANTAN: An attempt by a local man to evade police ended with his arrest along Jalan Dato' Wong Ah Jang here on Saturday (Feb 7), with a video of the incident later going viral on social media.
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Laos
Road accidents kill over 900 in Laos in 2025
VIENTIANE: Although slightly lower than the previous year, traffic accidents in Laos remained deadly in 2025, with 6,779 incidents causing 10,464 injuries and 917 deaths nationwide.
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Cambodia
US provides US$4mil for demining in Cambodia, pledges to clear UXOs from homes of displaced persons
PHNOM PENH: The United States has earmarked US$4 million in aid to the Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) for the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO), while pledging to help Cambodian war refugees affected by UXO return to their homes.
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Vietnam
Foreign affairs a key, regular task in new era, says Vietnamese foreign minister
HANOI: Politburo member and Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai Trung on Saturday (Feb 7) stressed the target of elevating Vietnam's diplomacy to a new level commensurate with the country's position and development aspirations, while presenting a report on foreign affairs in the new era at the national conference disseminating and implementing the Resolution of 14th National Party Congress.
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Indonesia
Why Indonesian K-pop fans are boycotting a Korean bank
JAKARTA: Indonesian K-pop fans are calling out a major South Korean bank for its financing of coal-linked industrial projects, showing fan communities, once centered purely on entertainment, are increasingly mobilising as political and social actors.
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Badminton
World junior champ Hu Zhean sparks China comeback in semis
PETALING JAYA: Hosts and defending champions China have set up a final meeting against Japan in the Asia Team Championships after coming from behind to beat South Korea 3-2.
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World
Russia says man suspected of shooting top general has been detained in Dubai
MOSCOW, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Sunday that the man suspected of shooting top Russian military intelligence officer Vladimir Alexeyev in Moscow has been detained in Dubai and handed over to Russia.
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Rugby
Rugby-Six Nations start gives Italy boost but they seek to temper expectations
ROME, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Italy's positive start to their Six Nations campaign offers them a chance to exceed expectations this year with coach Gonzalo Quesada hailing a new level of maturity.
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World
South Africa to withdraw its troops from UN peacekeeping mission in Congo
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 8 (Reuters) - South Africa will withdraw its troops from the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, President Cyril Ramaphosa's office said in a statement late on Saturday.
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Nation
'No more being soft on betrayal': Kota Melaka Bersatu chief urges tough action
PETALING JAYA: Calls for tough action against alleged party traitors in Bersatu are growing louder, as another party division chief demanded swift and uncompromising measures.
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Philippines
Philippines' Tropical Storm Basyang' death toll rises to 12, affected families now 132,000
MANILA: (Bernama-PNA) The death toll due to the former Tropical Storm Basyang (international name Penha) has climbed to 12 while families affected by the weather disturbance reached 132,000, the spokesperson of the Office of Civil Defence (OCD) said Sunday (Feb 8), the Philippine News Agency (PNA) reported.
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Badminton
World No. 1 Se-young anchors South Korea's first Asia team triumph
PETALING JAYA: Women's singles sensation An Se-young added another feather in her cap by leading South Korea to a maiden Asia Team Championships title.
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China
Trump’s South America threats fizzle as China’s trade surges, powered by Peru port
Beijing's hunger for minerals and raw materials is pushing trade in the region to record levels, even after incidents in Panama and Venezuela
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Nation
Bersatu disciplinary board hauls up Hamzah, four others on Feb 12, says notice
PETALING JAYA: Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin and four other Bersatu division leaders have been summoned by the party's disciplinary board for a hearing on Feb 12, failing which, the party will make a final decision.
