TP officer among 3 taken to hospital after multi-vehicle accident on PIE
The accident took place on the PIE towards Tuas before the Eng Neo Avenue exit at about 7.10am.
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Azalina calls Hadi's 'dajjal' remark on CSA excessive
KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said has described Pas president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang's comparison of the Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) to ‘Dajjal’ as excessive.
Mideast conflicts, Europe unrest affect local investor sentiment
Escalating conflicts in the Middle East and spreading political unrest across Europe are weighing on global investment sentiment, leaving Thailand's stock market vulnerable to further volatility in the near term, according to Globlex Securities.
DepEd launches unified audit program to assess school safety
The Department of Education (DepEd) is launching an audit system to assess campus safety measures following three fatal school shootings that shocked the country.
Fatal Tampines crash: Give.Asia managing nearly $500k raised for couple’s son
So far, about $480,000 had been raised from almost 12,000 donors over five days.
Mother, daughter fined RM500 each for obstructing stray dog operation
MUAR: A mother and daughter who obstructed Muar Municipal Council (MPM) enforcement officers during an operation to catch stray dogs last month were fined RM500 each by the magistrate's court here today.
Airports gear up for the intelligent aviation era
The global aviation sector is entering the intelligent aviation era, driven by the integration of data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), automation, robotics and biometric technologies, according to SET-listed aviation tech provider Sky ICT.
[DECODED] AI is changing our lives more than we realize
AI is reshaping our lives more than we realize, from how much time we spend online, to how safe our children are, to how we vote
54% of S’pore residents secured a place in a publicly funded university degree course in 2025
Of these, about 44% were fresh school leavers, while another 10% were adult learners.
Govt aims to table Tabung Haji Act amendments next year
KUALA LUMPUR: The government aims to table amendments to the Tabung Haji Act 1995 in parliament next year to strengthen the institution’s governance and safeguard depositors’ interests.
The Democrats’ ‘blue tsunami’ is a strong repudiation of Donald Trump. Now, they will look to replicate it in 2028
While Democrats were widely predicted to take the House and had a reasonable chance to win the Senate, no one could have predicted at the beginning of 2026 such a huge 'blue wave' washing over the US by November
Malaysia's data centre boom must lift local firms up global value chain: Johari Ghani
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia wants its growing data centre investments to translate into stronger local businesses, a more skilled workforce and higher economic value, rather than merely expanding the country's digital infrastructure.
Quezon vice gov urges youth to emulate Hermano Puli’s patriotism
LUCENA CITY — Quezon Vice Gov. Anacleto Alcala III on Wednesday urged Filipinos to instill patriotism in the young generation as the province commemorated the 185th death anniversary of revolutionary hero Apolinario de la Cruz, popularly known as Hermano Puli. “Let us continue to
Sotto wants institutionalized rules for absentee senators
'There is a policy gap as regards the possible sanction on a member of the Senate with prolonged unauthorized absence rendering them unable to participate in major legislative functions,' the senator says in his proposed resolution
Singapore Airlines says 46,000 booking records affected by Amadeus breach
Singapore Airlines joins Cathay Pacific Airways, Japan Airlines, South Korea's Asiana Airlines, and others that have reported customer data was compromised in the Amadeus breach
Supreme Court rejects Romualdez bid to stop Ombudsman probe
In a statement on Wednesday, November 4, the high court ruled that Romualdez’s petition for certiorari has become moot following the formal filing of criminal charges against him before the Sandiganbayan.
Sotto seeks stricter Senate rules on prolonged absences
Senate President Pro Tempore Vicente "Tito" Sotto has filed a resolution seeking clearer rules on the prolonged and unauthorized absences of senators, citing complaints filed before the Committee on Ethics.
Immigration intercepts 2 Filipinos bound for conflict zones
The Bureau of Immigration has intercepted two Filipino men attempting to leave the country after uncovering suspicious online recruitment schemes that promised thousands of dollars in salaries and signing bonuses for jobs in armed conflict zones.
BJMP probes alleged ‘irregularities’ in Romualdez’s detention
In a statement on Wednesday, November 4, the BJMP said that Chief Jail Director Efren Nemeño ordered an immediate investigation after rumours that Romualdez has been going out of prison.
Prosecutors asks ICC to admit testimonies detailing police’s ‘modus operandi’
In a motion filed under Rule 68(3) of the ICC Rules of Procedure and Evidence, the Office of the Prosecutor requested authorization to introduce the prior recorded statements, interview transcripts, and associated case materials of four key witnesses into the official court recor
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