British PM defends air strikes in Syria against parliament critics

British Prime Minister Theresa May faced scrutiny from lawmakers for pushing ahead with retaliatory air strikes in Syria without seeking parliamentary approval.

Iranian missile hits Tel Aviv, moment of impact caught on camera

Israel vows response after Iranian ballistic missile attack

WikiLeaks' Assange in recovery phase after long UK legal battle, says wife

Judge questions Najib's counsel on distinction between personal and political spending

Govt’s strong narrative positions Ringgit as world's best-performing currency, says Rafizi

Cops hunting for man who robbed woman motorcyclist in Seremban

The Straits Times | VEP woes continue to plague many Singapore car owners

New NATO boss Rutte voices strong support for Ukraine

Google says Malaysia investments to add US$3bil to its GDP by 2030, create 26,500 jobs

13th Malaysia Plan to focus on bridging socioeconomic gaps, says Rafizi

Family of specialist doctor in Sabah probing the real cause of her suicide

Jobless man pleads guilty to charge of murdering parents

Malaysia condemns attack using comms devices in Lebanon, says Anwar

Immigration Dept probe on woman’s detention will be fair to both sides, says DG

Malaysia to capitalise on Asean’s expanding billion-consumer market, says Rafizi

Assange in first public appearance: I chose freedom over justice

Political stability allows govt to focus on implementing policies for the people, says Anwar

Control of Smoking Products Act to be enforced prudently, says Dzulkefly

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