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Kuala Lumpur: Police arrested 12 individuals for their alleged involvement in a fraud syndicate that posed as Goldman Sachs investment firm, involving losses exceeding RM11 million, on Monday.

Frankfurt: Banks lent almost $470 billion to the coal industry between 2021 and 2023, according to a study published this week by German environmental group Urgewald, which criticised the scale of financing amid rising global temperatures.

GEORGE TOWN: Malaysia’s latest position in the Press Freedom Index is still considered good compared with what it was under the previous government, says communications minister Fahmi Fadzil.

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KINGMAN — A Kingman teenager charged with a revengeful drive-by shooting was sentenced Thursday to a half dozen years in prison.

Kuala Lumpur: The government will examine all views pertaining to the recent trend among Muslims to boycott certain establishments and products, says religious affairs minister Na’im Mokhtar.

A Utah doctor is encouraging everyone to join him in getting into an exercise routine to help with their mental health.

Attorney General Steve Marshall and state Rep. Matt Woods, R-Jasper on Tuesday, April 30, praised the recent signing of the Alabama Child Protection Act by Gov. Kay Ivey.

Kota Kinabalu: Tambalang will see the grand gathering of locally-bred horses and passionate horse owners competing in four races for honour and bragging rights tomorrow (Sunday).   Race 4 is the highlight with Golden Moment as choice pick, followed either by Puteri Kenyalang or Manjalara. Mei Mei II can surprise.

Kota Kinabalu: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor wants the Sabah Forestry Department (JPS) to increase its collection to reach the set target of RM165 million, this year.