BEIJING, March 5 — Chinese Premier Li Qiang reaffirmed today that China will “firmly advance” its goal of “reunification” with Taiwan while opposing foreign interference.

MANILA, March 5 — Philippine rescuers have located the wreckage of a missing FA-50 fighter jet along with the bodies of its two crew members in a mountainous region in the southern part of the country.‍

KUALA LUMPUR, March 5 — A civil servant from the Treasury in Putrajaya was found dead in his office today, with his neck and feet bound by cable ties.‍

KUALA LUMPUR, March 5 — Social media influencer and entrepreneur Abd Ridzuan Abdul Mutalib, popularly known as Ridz Okumura, has spoken out to address speculation surrounding the passing of his wife, Akiko Okumura, last Friday.‍

KUALA LUMPUR, March 5 — Bukit Aman is taking a tough stance against scam call centers, pushing for property owners, joint management bodies (JMBs), and security firms to be held accountable if such operations are uncovered on their premises.

PARIS, March 4 — Without Cristiano Ronaldo, Saudi club Al Nassr had to settle for a goalless draw against Esteghlal in Tehran yesterday in the first leg of their AFC Champions League Elite last-16 tie.‍

WASHINGTON, March 4 — US President Donald Trump ruled out any last-minute agreements to exempt Canada and Mexico from sweeping tariffs, while signing an order to increase duties on China.‍

THRISSUR (India), March 4 — With flapping ears and a trunk that sprays water, this life-size mechanical elephant has been introduced as a humane alternative to using real elephants in Hindu temple ceremonies.‍

KUALA LUMPUR, March 4 — The government is prioritizing efforts to position Malaysia as a secure investment destination, leveraging its political and economic stability, pro-business policies, and strategic location in Southeast Asia, according to the Ministry of Investment, Trade, and Industry (MITI).‍

SEREMBAN, March 4 — Three men are suspected to be behind an armed robbery at a supermarket in Bandar Baru Nilai yesterday.

KUALA LUMPUR, March 4 — In nearly two decades, Malaysia has produced a staggering 2.62 million metric tonnes (mt) of electronic waste (e-waste), enough to fill three-quarters of the Petronas Twin Towers. Between 2005 and 2023, e-waste generation has surged, with no signs of slowing down. This year alone, an estimated 24.5 million units of e-waste will be discarded.