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Myanmar
Hlaing seeks peace talks within 100 days, rebels reject offer
The new military-backed government wants to hold peace talks with opposition armed groups by the end of July, the country's junta leader-turned-president said, but two key rebel groups rejected the offer.
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Letters
Malaysian badminton must evolve from system that depends on a few star players
From R. MURALI RAJARATENAM, Kuala Lumpur.
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Letters
At the forefront of campaign to promote integrity
From TAN SRI LEE LAM THYE, Member, Integrity Institute Malaysia.
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Football
Mendez hopes to mend CL loss by helping JDT win two more trophies
PETALING JAYA: Johor Darul Ta'zim midfielder Nacho Mendez is rallying the team to complete the season with two more trophies – the Malaysia Cup and the Shopee Asean Club Championship – after their exit from the AFC Champions League Elite last Friday.
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Nation
Data to drive fuel subsidy policy, says Fadillah
KUALA LUMPUR: Any policy decisions regarding fuel subsidy will be guided by comprehensibe data analysis rather than rushed measures, says Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof (pic).
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Eating Out
Four hands craft culinary harmony
FOR those seeking a culinary escape, the perfect meal is often found in the delicate balance of contrasting flavours and elevated techniques.
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Badminton
Arif bides his time wisely as he makes most of sparring role
PETALING JAYA: Men's doubles shuttler Wan Arif Wan Junaidi may have to wait longer for his Thomas Cup debut but he still believes that his role, together with the two other pairs brought to Denmark, remains important in Malaysia's bid to end a 34-year title drought.
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Corporate News
Steel Hawk files suit over alleged misappropriation
Steel Hawk Bhd has initiated legal proceedings against five parties, alleging breaches of a collaboration agreement and misappropriation of funds linked to engineering projects for Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB).
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Economy
Thailand weighs huge emergency borrowing decree on twin threats
Thailand is considering issuing an emergency decree authorising the Finance Ministry to borrow 500 billion baht as the government braces for twin threats from soaring energy costs and a looming super El Niño.
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Nation
No decision yet on hiring system
PUTRAJAYA: The proposed implementation of a new foreign worker recruitment system will be presented to the Cabinet for deliberation before the Home Ministry takes an official position, says Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.
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Economy
Tech sector to improve on pricing, AI demand
Improvement in price adjustments and growing exposure to artificial intelligence data centres (DCs) within analogue semiconductors are positive factors supporting the local technology sector, moving forward.
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Hockey
Eswaran goes from forward to rightback and gets it right
PETALING JAYA: Rising hockey player Eswaran George is fitting in just right with Maybank this season in the Malaysian Hockey League (MHL) but not in a familiar position.
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Badminton
Making way for youngsters at Uber Cup not an issue for Ee Wei
PETALING JAYA: National shuttler Toh Ee Wei (pic) is taking her omission from the Uber Cup squad in stride as she steps aside to give the next generation the opportunity to gain exposure on the big stage.
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Nation
New carbon policy driving green push in heavy industries
PUTRAJAYA: Heavy industries such as steel, power and cement production should explore green technologies and reduce their emissions with the newly-launched National Carbon Market Policy (NCMP).
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Badminton
Herry proud of Hendra’s rise as teacher-student rivalry begins
PETALING JAYA: The arrival of Hendra Setiawan as a coach with Indonesia's Thomas Cup squad has brought a smile to Herry Iman Pierngadi.
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Corporate News
Uzma unit in Boustead tie-up
Uzma Bhd via its subsidiary Uzma Space and Defence Sdn Bhd is exploring a collaboration with Boustead Holdings Bhd in the areas of satellite communications and geospatial intelligence.
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Badminton
Mental strength will be key if Malaysia are to overcome Indonesia, says Jalani
PETALING JAYA: Encounters between Malaysia and Indonesia are never short of intensity, fuelled by a long-standing and fierce badminton rivalry between the two nations.
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Swimming
Hoe Yean won’t splash incentive as he’s saving it for future
PUTRAJAYA: Swimmer Khiew Hoe Yean had every reason to smile after emerging as the top recipient at the Higher Education Ministry's Excellence Incentive Awards Ceremony yesterday.
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Cycling
Azizul challenges young riders to rise to occasion at Track World Cup
PETALING JAYA: National cycling ace Azizulhasni Awang has reminded his compatriots not to remain in their comfort zones as he hopes to see Malaysia achieve glory at the upcoming Track World Cup at the National Velodrome in Nilai this weekend.
