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AseanPlus News
Vietnam top side Nam Dinh's winning run in Shopee Cup halted as favourites are joined by JDT in the semifinals

JDT coach Xisco Munoz called the performance of Andoni Zubiaurre "decisive" as the Malaysia Super League outfit battled back to salvage a 1-1 draw with Nam Dinh FC.
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AseanPlus News
Senate bills remind Trump that Taiwan remains a priority before key Xi meeting in April

The latest bills send signal to White House that US partnership with Taipei must not be forgotten as Trump threatens Cuba tariffs
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Brunei
Deputy Commander of Royal Brunei Armed Forces receives US Legion of Merit Award

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Deputy Commander of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces (RBAF), Brigadier General (U) Datuk Seri Pahlawan Mohd Sharif Datuk Paduka Ibrahim, has been conferred the prestigious Legion of Merit Award by the United States of America, recognising his exceptional contributions in strengthening defence ties between the two nations from August 2020 to January 2025.
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Badminton
World junior champs Aaron-Khai Xing set for learning curve at All-England

PETALING JAYA: National men's doubles shuttlers Aaron Tai-Kang Khai Xing will get a shot at the world's best when they compete at the All-England next month.
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Cambodia
Thai encroachment at O’Smach in Cambodia raises security fears, deepens humanitarian impact

PHNOM PENH: Nearly six weeks after a ceasefire was meant to quiet the guns along the Cambodia–Thailand frontier, coils of barbed wire and concrete culverts now cut across land inside Cambodian territory at the O'Smach International Border Gate — an area once defined by cross-border trade but now marked by deserted markets, damaged homes and lingering fear among residents.
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Nation
Group flags safety risks over pork imports from ASF-hit Thailand

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia's pork importers have voiced concern over the government's approval of four Thai slaughterhouses to ship pork into the country, warning of animal disease risks and possible confusion for consumers.
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Laos
Lao election candidates get lessons in effective campaigning

VIENTIANE: Candidates standing for election to the National Assembly and Provincial People's Councils are undergoing training sessions to boost their chances of winning a seat when the nation goes to the polls on Feb 22.
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China
China slams EU probe into wind turbine maker Goldwind as ‘discriminatory’

Brussels' 'abuse of investigations' is harming China-EU cooperation and slowing Europe's green transition, Beijing warns
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World
Norway's security service sees stepped-up Russian espionage in Arctic

OSLO, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Russia ‌is expected to step up spying in Norway this year, focusing increasingly on the ‌country's Arctic mainland and the Svalbard archipelago, the Norwegian domestic security service PST said ‌on Friday, also warning of sabotage risks.
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Vietnam
Infant, two others die from coal heat-related carbon monoxide poisoning in Ha Tinh, Vietnam

HA TINH, (Vietnam): A carbon monoxide poisoning incident caused by burning coal for warmth in a rural village in the central province of Ha Tinh, claimed the lives of three people, including a two-day-old infant.
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Nation
Bukit Aman anti-drug ops led to seizures worth around RM200mil, says NCID director

KUALA LUMPUR: Three seperate anti-narcotics operations have led to seizures of around RM200mil.
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AseanPlus News
Inauguration of Al-Eido Mosque in Salma, Latakia, marks the revival of community institutions

Al-Eido Mosque in Salma, Latakia was officially inaugurated on 30 January 2026 by the Governor of Latakia, Muhammad Ahmad Osman, marking a significant moment as the call to prayer (adhan) was heard once again after more than a decade of damage caused by the conflict in Syria.
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Nation
Former executive chairman charged with cheating subcontractor of RM2.5mil

SHAH ALAM: The former executive chairman of a mining-related company has been charged with cheating a subcontractor over a mining project involving RM2.5mil six years ago.
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Markets
AI angst wipes US$22.5bil off Indian IT stocks in worst week in four months

BENGALURU: Indian software exporters plunged another 2% on Friday and looked set to end a tumultuous week that has seen $22.5 billion in market value losses on growing fears that new AI tools could severely disrupt the country's IT outsourcing industry.
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Nation
Deputy Army chief appointed new Joint Forces commander

PETALING JAYA: Deputy Army chief Leftenan-Jeneral Datuk Tengku Muhammad Fauzi Tengku Ibrahim has been appointed as the the Malaysian Joint Forces Headquarters Joint Forces commander.
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AseanPlus News
Two Syria Care Aid containers from Port Klang arrive in Syria for immediate distribution

Two aid containers measuring 40 feet (High Cube), containing winter clothing and thick blankets, collected through the 'Warm Their Winter' project conducted in KL have safely arrived in Syria.
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AseanPlus News
Mandopop EDM Queen Jeannie Hsieh announces her first-ever solo concert in Malaysia on May 9 at the Arena of Stars

Mandarin pop culture icon and EDM legend Jeannie Hsieh has officially announced her first-ever solo concert in Malaysia, set to take place on Saturday, May 9, 2026 at 6pm at the Arena of Stars, Genting.