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KL police chief unfazed by legal threats amid high-profile lawsuit

Response comes after former intelligence chief filed a RM100 mil lawsuit for tarnishing his reputation from baseless accusations and arrests

‘Barbaric to evict Bajau Laut, burn their houses’

Homes belonging to the stateless people were reportedly razed in a big operation by enforcement personnel at Tun Sakaran Marine Park

Ketua Staf Operasi Darat ESSCom meninggal dunia

Berdasarkan maklumat diperolehi setakat ini mendiang pergi sekitar pukul 8 pagi tadi dan punca kematian masih belum dapat dipastikan

Special Action Units, ESSCom tracking shooters of MMEA personnel

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) is sending security teams from Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCom), Special Action Units, Maritime Intelligence Unit, and air military aircraft to track the suspects who shot two MMEA personnel in Kunak waters at 8.30am today.

ESSCom seizes RM4.1-mil worth of white cigarettes, tobacco in Lahad Datu raid

The Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCom) seized about RM4.1-million worth of contraband cigarettes and tobacco in Lahad Datu, yesterday.

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[WATCH] ‘The perception exists, but it isn’t true’: Tengku Zafrul addresses ‘payung kuning’ narrative

Former Investment, Trade and Industry Minister dismisses claims that he acts as a royal intermediary for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, saying the long-standing 'payung kuning' perception does not reflect reality

[TONTON] ‘Persepsi itu wujud, tapi ia tidak benar’: Tengku Zafrul jawab naratif ‘payung kuning’

Bekas Menteri Pelaburan, Perdagangan dan Industri menepis dakwaan beliau bertindak sebagai orang tengah istana bagi Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, sambil menegaskan persepsi lama ‘payung kuning’ tidak mencerminkan realiti

Seedance 2.0 and Napster: History repeating in digital disruption, backlash, and forced evolution? – K V Soon

From Hollywood backlash to forced evolution, generative AI tools like Seedance 2.0 pose both challenges and opportunities for Malaysia’s film, animation, and cultural sectors