Новости за 14.01.2024

TUARAN: The son of the Sabah Chief Minister, Mohd Reza Hajiji, denies being sought by the police for alleged involvement in the state's largest drug syndicate.

KUALA LUMPUR: The proposed fixed-term Parliament act to allow the government to remain in power and complete its full five-year term can help strengthen the country’s political stability, according to several political leaders.

DOHA: Captain Matthew Davies has urged all parties, including fans, not to place unrealistic expectations on Harimau Malaya at the Asian Cup.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Speedy Tigresses are out of the running for a Paris Olympic spot following their second consecutive defeat in the Olympic Qualifier in Valencia, Spain, on Sunday.

DOHA: Jordan head coach Hussein Ammouta has made a startling claim that Malaysia have the ability to beat his team despite the gulf in rankings between them.

MELBOURNE: Andrey Rublev said admitting to himself that opponent Thiago Seyboth Wild deserved to beat him helped free his mind and battle back from the brink to reach the Australian Open second round on Sunday.

MELBOURNE: Former Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki said she hoped her young children were in bed after progressing to the second round when Magda Linette retired injured today.

JOHOR BARU: Retired police detective Corporal Edwin Nathan Anthony who was shot thrice in the line on duty on March 10, 2005, died on Saturday.

MELBOURNE: Andrey Rublev said admitting to himself that opponent Thiago Seyboth Wild deserved to beat him helped free his mind and battle back from the brink to reach the Australian Open second round today.

JOHOR BARU: Segamat PKR has called for former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to publicly apologise to all Malaysians, particularly to the Indian and Chinese communities who allegedly were deeply affected by his misguided perspectives on their loyalty to Malaysia.