Vincent Tan willing to take Arif Aiman to Cardiff City, KV Kortrijk
[New Straits Times] - 01/17/2025
KLANG: Malaysian tycoon Tan Sri Vincent Tan is willing to offer slick Harimau Malaya winger Arif Aiman Hanapi a chance to play at one of the football clubs he owns in Europe, Cardiff City FC or KV Kortrijk. (c) New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
In Malaysian newspapers
Resolving Myanmar crisis key to addressing transnational Asean crimes more effectively
LANGKAWI: Asean must resolve Myanmar’s internal crisis to better address transnational crimes such as human (…)
[New Straits Times] - 17/01/2025
Najib admits relying on Jho Low’s assistance despite doubts, discomfort
PUTRAJAYA (Jan 17): Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak admitted in the High Court today that he continued to rely on (…)
[BorneoPost] - 17/01/2025
Ex-Datuk Bandar in Kuching suspected of approving projects; three others received proceeds, says IGP
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 17): The former Datuk Bandar, arrested during Op Ragada, alongside two women and a man on (…)
[BorneoPost] - 17/01/2025
Sarawak poised to lead as regional carbon capture hub, says Shell official
SINGAPORE (Jan 18): Sarawak’s strategic location and extensive oil and gas expertise positions the state as a (…)
[BorneoPost] - 18/01/2025
‘Little Bornean Birdie’ to represent Malaysia at Dance World Cup Finals in Spain
KUCHING (Jan 17): Nine-year-old Dion Das Louis, affectionately known as the ‘Little Bornean Birdie,’ has been (…)
[BorneoPost] - 17/01/2025
Penang CM says not hiking tourism fees ‘for now’
GEORGE TOWN, Jan 17 — The Penang government has no immediate plans to increase a tourism fee collected via hotels in (…)
[Malay Mail] - 17/01/2025
FWTA puts the squeeze on Sarawak employers hiring foreign workers
KUCHING (Jan 17): Sarawak’s newly implemented Foreign Workers Transformation Approach (FWTA) is putting a financial (…)
[BorneoPost] - 17/01/2025
Gaza reconstruction cost estimated to cost over US$1 trillion, says Anwar
LONDON: The reconstruction of Gaza, which was almost entirely destroyed due to Israeli attacks since Oct 2023, is (…)
[New Straits Times] - 18/01/2025
