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Entertainment
David Harbour and Lily Allen sell NY townhouse for RM27mil amid ugly split
The duo first split in 2024 and confirmed the news in February 2025, before things took a dramatically ugly turn.
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Nation
Firm measures taken to protect visiting dignitaries
PUTRAJAYA: The government has consistently taken firm measures to ensure the safety of foreign dignitaries during their visits to Malaysia, says Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi.
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Nation
Drop in mandarin orange prices ahead of CNY has lifted festive spirits, says Melaka exco rep
MELAKA: A welcome drop in mandarin orange prices ahead of the Lunar New Year has lifted festive spirits across the historic city, allowing more families to share in a tradition long associated with prosperity and goodwill, says Allex Seah Shoo Chin.
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Living
Heart And Soul: Carrying Malaysia wherever I go
A personal reflection on heritage, homecoming and holding on to Malaysian-ness abroad.
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Family
Starchild: Why Malaysian kids love to swap and share their favourite items
Here are the drawings and letters from Starchild readers on the topic, Swap club.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Don't force Sabahans to pay more for unstable power supply, says Shafie
KOTA KINABALU: Sabahans should not be asked to pay more for unstable electricity supply, says Parti Warisan.
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Nation
Eleven individuals, including ex-Federal Court chief registrar appointed as Judicial Commissioners
PUTRAJAYA: Former Federal Court chief registrar Datuk Zamri Bakar is among 11 individuals appointed as High Court Judicial Commissioners on Friday (Feb 6).
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Nation
Don't look down on IIUM's ability to conduct mayoral polls study, says Fahmi
PUTRAJAYA: Datuk Fahmi Fadzil has seemingly called out PAS secretary-general Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan for belittling a study on Kuala Lumpur mayoral polls by the International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM).
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World
More storms coming as Leonardo swells rivers, fills aquifers in Spain and Portugal
GRAZALEMA, Spain, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Authorities in southern Spain have evacuated residential areas out of fear a major river could overflow, and warned of landslides caused by full aquifers on Friday after Storm Leonardo swept over the Iberian Peninsula.
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World
Russian intelligence official under Western sanctions is shot and wounded in Moscow
MOSCOW, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A top Russian military intelligence official was shot in his Moscow apartment building and rushed to hospital on Friday, investigators said, the latest in a series of assassination attempts Russia has blamed on Ukraine.
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Nation
Unauthorised vehicle rental to foreigners the main reason for frequent crackdowns, says JPJ
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians who rent vehicles to foreigners without proper checks or authorisation have been identified as the main reason for the city Road Transport Department's (JPJ) Ops Pewa (pemandu warga asing, or foreign drivers) continuing unabated.
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World
Ukraine seeks to soften key condition for new IMF loan, Bloomberg News reports
Feb 6 (Reuters) - Ukraine is seeking to soften an unpopular tax bill demanded by the International Monetary Fund as a condition to unlock more than $8 billion under a financing programme, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Corporate News
Matang to expand durian plantations with RM18.2mil land purchase in Tangkak
KUALA LUMPUR: Matang Bhd's wholly-owned subsidiary, Matang Agriculture and Plantation (Segamat) Sdn Bhd (Maps), is looking to increase its landbank for durian plantations via the purchase of 10 adjacent parcels of agricultural land in Tangkak, Johor, for about RM18.2mil cash.
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Indonesia
Indonesia and Australia sign a treaty to boost cooperation and security ties
Indonesia and Australia on Friday signed a joint security treaty aimed at enhancing their strategic partnership in safeguarding their respective national security interests.
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Nation
India PM Modi's visit will strengthen ties, boost cooperation, says Wisma Putra
KUALA LUMPUR: India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will undertake an official visit to Malaysia on Saturday (Feb 7) and Sunday (Feb 8), at the invitation of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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China
US’ Rubio says China profited from Venezuela’s collapse through cut-price oil
US secretary tells senators Beijing received discounted crude via opaque debt deals, saying Maduro's removal was key to curbing influence
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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.
