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US Embassy refutes Malaysian Islamist party’s claims of attempts to influence domestic politics (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA – The United States has rejected PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang’s claim that Washington had previously sought to influence Malaysia’s political leadership. US Embassy in Malaysia Chargé d’Affaires David H. Gamble Jr. said the United States had never sought to determine Malaysia’s political leadership. “Any account to the contrary is false,” he said in a statement on Sunday (Sept 6). On Sept 5, Abdul Hadi alleged that a US Embassy representative had once asked whom PAS would
Nine dams in Malaysia at warning level (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA – Sungai Pagar Dam remains at a critical water level, but Timah Tasoh Dam in Perlis has improved from critical to warning status in the latest dam-level monitoring by the National Water Services Commission (SPAN). The update, displayed at SPAN’s war room yesterday, showed that nine dams are now at warning level while two others are at alert level. Apart from Timah Tasoh, the dams on warning status are Lower Layang, Upper Layang, Lebam, Gunung Pulai 1, Gunung Pulai 2 and Pontian Kec
Malaysian PM Anwar’s Taiwan remarks not discussed by cabinet, says communications minister (opens the original)
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PUTRAJAYA – The Cabinet did not discuss Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s remarks on Taiwan, which drew a strong rebuke from Taipei, says government spokesman Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil. The Communications Minister said the issue was not raised during the cabinet meeting. “It was not discussed,” he said at a press conference after the cabinet meeting here on Wednesday (Aug 19). Fahmi was asked about a statement issued by Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry on Tuesday (Aug 18) responding to Anwar’s re
E-imports squeeze Malaysia’s local traders (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA – Ordering directly from overseas has never been easier. Drawn by rock-bottom prices, doorstep delivery and automatic consolidated shipping, Malaysians are flocking to cross-border e-commerce giants for everything from gadgets to sofas. The surge of platforms like Temu and Pinduoduo is rewriting consumer habits and squeezing domestic traders. Now local retailers are sounding the alarm, demanding government intervention to level the playing field before they are priced out entirely.
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