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Royal crown slips as Elizabeth prepares to mark 70 years as queen
WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Celebrations this year marking Queen Elizabeth's seven-decade reign will mask a less happy reality for the world's pre-eminent royal family: the British monarchy is being questioned in ways that were unthinkable for most of the last 70 years.
Ex-Sabah DAP member Lasimbang taking time off from politics to focus on grassroots work
KOTA KINABALU: Former senator Adrian Lasimbang wants to take time off from politics to put more focus on grassroots work for now.
Teachers in politics draw concern
PETALING JAYA: Parents are expressing concern over the government’s decision to allow teachers to participate in political activities.
Blind man shines at work
KUALA LUMPUR: Blind car wash worker Mohammed Rosli Asamari is winning customers over with his expertise in washing and polishing car tyres and rims.
King of Spain's sister separates from husband
MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish King Felipe VI's sister Princess Cristina and her husband Inaki Urdangarin, who was jailed in 2018 for tax fraud and embezzlement, have separated after he was caught with another woman by a gossip magazine.
Kelantan cops merge Aman Wanita units into one crime-fighting team
KOTA BARU: Kelantan police have combined the Aman Wanita (Amanita) squad, patrol car unit and motorcycle patrol unit into one team to fight crime in the state.
Who is Naomi, DC Comics' new teen superhero and Justice League member?
Meet Naomi, DC Comics’ newest breakout star, who has not only joined the Justice League, but has her own TV show too.
EU on a mission to get more gas from partners
BRUSSELS: The European Union’s (EU) executive arm is testing the waters to see if its trading partners, including the United States, could boost natural gas supplies to the region amid limited shipments from Russia and rising geopolitical risks, according to the bloc’s energy chief.
Cuepacs: Clear rules needed for Kemas to prevent problems
KUALA LUMPUR: The government needs to issue a clear circular or guideline regarding the approval for teachers and Community Development Department (Kemas) staff to be involved in politics.
