If convicted, Mr Yoon would become the second former president in the country's history to be sentenced as an insurrection leader.

The Employees Provident Fund’s revision of the benchmark of RM1.3mil to enjoy a comfortable retirement has raised concerns as to whether most Malaysians can achieve ­adequate savings.

Bears, which should normally be hibernating at this time of year, have continued to be sighted even since the New Year began.

The shrinking student population has led to school closures and teacher layoffs nationwide, fueling tensions between the government and teachers’ groups.

State Education Department director Datuk Raisin Saidin said the schools in Beaufort, Tenom and Kota Kinabalu could not open due to safety concerns and damage to school facilities.

This directive was issued in response to bomb attacks on 11 petrol stations in Thailand's southern border provinces on January 10. He has also instructed relevant agencies to provide full assistance to those affected by the bombings.

Thai police have ruled that the incident was a fight and have decided to pay the Myanmar nationals who were beaten up 10,000 baht for their losses.

A Unification Ministry official said her prominent presence in public events is more likely intended to reinforce the regime's "socialist great family" narrative — a propaganda concept portraying the leadership as parental figures and society as a single family — rather than to outline a succession structure.

In fast-paced Chinese cities that prize speed, productivity, and self-reliance, the app’s sudden popularity seems less about being alone and more about the anxiety of being unseen or unnoticed if something goes wrong.

An official said the licence would remain withdrawn until the hotel owner comes forward to explain why he listed the establishment as "gay-friendly" on its website.

The incident comes days after the Enforcement Directorate conducted raids in connection with a 2020 case of alleged coal smuggling.