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Golf
Annual tourism showpiece returns with a move to Tropicana
THE annual Malaysia Tourism Golf Tournament will return for its third edition and include this year, a visit to Johor.
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Cambodia
Electric vehicles gaining popularity
The country had registered a total of 10,363 electric cars or electric vehicles (EVs) from 2021 to February 2026, Ministry of Public Works and Transport spokesperson Phan Rim said.
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Nation
38-year-old dies in restaurant
MELAKA: A 38-year-old assistant technician died after collapsing while dining at a 24-hour restaurant in Bukit Katil here.
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Nation
Unusual cases part of the job
PETALING JAYA: Putting out flames. Battling infernos. It's all in a day's work for firefighters. And then there's the unexpected.
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Star Biz7
Why Johor is Malaysia’s 2026 investment apex
For decades, the narrative surrounding Johor's property market was one of potential, a sleeping giant in the shadow of Singapore's skyline. But as of March 2026, that narrative has shifted from speculation to a high-velocity reality.
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All the pieces matter
Is it enough?
Other countries are taking drastic measures to reduce energy consumption. Are the steps Malaysia is taking sufficient preparation for the road ahead?
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India
Second international airport in capital opens
The country has opened a second international airport in the capital New Delhi, as part of a rapid push to expand its air industry.
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Singapore
Over 830kg of Asian pangolin scales seized
Over 830kg of Asian pangolin scales hidden in a shipment bound for Cambodia have been seized here, authorities said, calling it the largest haul of its kind discovered in the city-state.
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Pakistan
Islamabad to host talks on Mideast conflict
Foreign ministers from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Egypt will meet in Islamabad for talks on the conflict in the Middle East, the government said.
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AseanPlus News
Oli held over uprising bloodshed
Former prime minister KP Sharma Oli and ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak were arrested over their alleged involvement in a deadly crackdown on protesters in September, police said.
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Freshie Haziq has it to catch hold of national team first spot one day
PETALING JAYA: It's easy for young goalkeeper Haziq Aiman Esa (pic) to catch the eye when he is training among the Malaysian national football team players.
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The Star Says
Adjusting lifestyles to contain energy crisis
IT gives us great pleasure to report that Malaysians, by and large, are not panicking en masse over petrol.
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Nation
Partially blind widower holds on after heartbreak
MELAKA: His family had been in turmoil ever since his 41-year-old wife was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer last year.
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Focus
The smart way to food security isn’t self-sufficiency
Producing food is not the same as ensuring people can eat. The difference lies not in production but in income levels, logistics, market integration and purchasing power.
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Nation
Four nabbed over death of young girl in Taiping
IPOH: Four individuals have been arrested in connection with the death of an eight-year-old girl in Taiping.
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Nation
Aero Dili flight opens gateway to tourism
SEPANG: The inaugural Aero Dili flight to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) marks a significant step in strengthening connectivity between Malaysia and Timor-Leste, boosting trade, tourism and people-to-people ties, says Bendito dos Santos Freitas.
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Golf
Malaysia steadies tourism push
WITH the first quarter coming to a close, Malaysia's tourism planners – the golf industry included – find themselves dealing with a global landscape characterised by uncertainty, but also with a degree of opportunity.
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Nation
JPJ allows vertical driving schools
BALING: There are new guidelines for the setting up of driving institutes, including allowing training circuits to be built in high-rise buildings, warehouses and commercial premises, says Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli.
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Nation
M’sia should aim for 50% renewable energy by 2030, says Santiago
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia must accelerate its transition towards solar energy and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, says Asean Parliamentarians for Human Rights chairman Charles Santiago.
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Nation
Ex-navy man grows food, earns income from backyard
LUMUT: While many lament life's hardships, a retired Royal Malaysian Navy serviceman chose a different path, transforming his family's economic future through determination and resourcefulness.
