The NGO Israel Hofsheet is pushing the IDF to reform its prosecution policy for draft evaders, arguing that those who never report for duty face longer delays before indictment compared to soldiers and reservists who fail to serve.
Portugal's Minister of Territorial Cohesion stated it is 'difficult' to conclude housing support by June 30, attributing potential delays to the significant additional workload faced by municipalities.
A fatal accident occurred on the Slovenian coastal highway when a truck collided with a vehicle that had stopped in the slow lane due to a malfunction. The incident resulted in the death of the car's driver and caused a 21-kilometer traffic jam, leading to significant delays.
Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr. is reportedly in no rush to sign a new contract with the club, with his focus set on the 2026 World Cup. This decision comes as a Real Madrid icon also announces retirement plans after the same tournament.
Iran has begun partially restoring internet access after a months-long shutdown, with some Iranians emerging from what was described as a 'black hole.' The move comes as Iran condemned US strikes, calling them a show of 'bad faith'.
PlayStation Plus Premium and Deluxe members can now access a free game trial for the critically acclaimed indie game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 until June 10.
Malaysian Minister Hannah Yeoh has urged for greater private sector collaboration and upgraded facilities to capitalize on Kuala Lumpur's booming concert industry, which is nearing RM1.7 billion in value.
A memory stock has seen a remarkable 4,000% increase over the past year, prompting Barclays to upgrade its rating to overweight from equal weight, suggesting further potential for growth.
The highly anticipated PlayStation Days of Play 2026 sale has officially begun, featuring significant discounts on PS5 consoles, popular games, and essential accessories.
A head-on collision on a provincial road in Limburg resulted in one fatality and one injury. Separately, a similar incident near Tapah, Malaysia, left one dead and six seriously injured.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that artificial intelligence is unlikely to lead to a 'jobs apocalypse,' as it has not resulted in as many layoffs as he initially feared. He expressed a less pessimistic view on AI's impact on employment.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Justice lacks data on cases dismissed due to trial delays, prompting CBC to manually track court dockets and hearings to gather information.
Malaysia's Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) has issued a thunderstorm warning, alerting Sabah and Sarawak to brace for severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds.
Ervin Nagy has announced he will give up his acting roles, including those in Pintér Béla's plays, following his appointment as Cultural State Secretary. This decision marks a shift in his career focus.
Petrolina played a dynamic role as a Silver Partner at Doers Summit 2026 in Limassol, showcasing its e-mobility brand pcharge and the Lefkaritis Group's Petrolina Solar and Petrolina Electric, highlighting the Group's ongoing evolution.
Malaysia is collaborating with Egypt, Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Sudan, and Tunisia to ignite a surge in North African tourism, promoting Muslim-friendly journeys, direct flight accessibility, and diverse travel options.
Malaysian newspaper The Star has issued a public warning about the proliferation of fake news articles that are falsely posing as content from its publication, urging readers to exercise caution.
Teachers in Portugal are criticizing the late release of "Moda" exam results, arguing it diminishes their pedagogical impact. They advocate for a return to paper-based exams, as the current exam period is set to begin.
The site for the long-awaited Petaling Jaya public hospital has been officially confirmed, with the Selangor Chief Minister pledging to expedite approvals for the 500-bed facility.
Builders have informed ministers that a widespread skills shortage is causing delays in construction projects. Additionally, a lack of funding is also reported to be hindering development in some areas.
A cyber group emphasizes that digital education is key to the successful implementation of an age verification mechanism under the Online Safety Act in Malaysia.
The Malaysian Armed Forces has expressed its 'highest gratitude' to the Crown Prince of Johor (TMJ) for his 'unwavering support' amidst a recent controversy surrounding military training.
Despite an online ban, the vape business in Malaysia continues to thrive through underground operations. This indicates a persistent demand and adaptation within the market.
The Malaysia Prisons Department has pledged a thorough and transparent review following a report by Suhakam detailing systemic violence and abuse within its facilities.
The Yamuna River's water level in Delhi is nearing its historic low of 667 feet, causing delays for the city's ferry service project as a 5km route has become largely dry.
Female pilots are actively working to overcome stereotypes and increase their representation in the aviation industry, inspiring more women to pursue careers in the skies.
Bank Negara Malaysia is employing psychological principles to redesign financial documents like loan and credit card product disclosure sheets, aiming to make them more accessible and readable for Malaysians.
PlayStation has unexpectedly discontinued 'Destruction AllStars,' a live-service game launched during the PS5's release window, by delisting it and shutting down its servers.
The Finnish employers' representative Pentikäinen addressed a wage dispute, stating that delays in starting work due to a drone threat should not affect pay.
Ghana's Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has laid four major statutory reports before Parliament, providing updates on the nation’s energy sector finances, petroleum revenues, public debt management, and public-private partnership projects for 2025.
DART services in Dublin experienced delays this afternoon, while Irish Rail announced plans to provide additional services to accommodate a busy weekend of events in Phoenix Park, St Anne’s Park, and the Aviva Stadium.
The Times provides a guide to the best theatre productions available for booking in June 2026, ranging from historical plays to musicals like Little Shop of Horrors.
Australia's largest drone light show in Sydney was suspended after dozens of drones malfunctioned and crashed into the harbour. The incident occurred during a festival display, leading to the show's cancellation.
A recent poll revealed which Booker Prize-winning novel is considered readers' favorite when translated, with one particular author's work receiving a significant portion of the votes.
Malaysian police arrested 51 men in a drug raid at a Kuala Lumpur hotel, but their description of the event as a 'gay party' and 'immoral activities' has drawn criticism from lawyers and rights advocates for potentially prejudicing suspects.
Malaysian police will call an academic expert on the Federal Constitution on June 3 to assist in the investigation into remarks made by Tony Pua concerning the monarchy and Rukun Negara.
The governor of Ituri province in the Democratic Republic of Congo has warned that delays in responding to the Ebola outbreak could lead to a catastrophe, emphasizing the urgency of swift action.
Malaysian police have confirmed that Toh Puan Na’imah Khalid, widow of former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin, and her sons are currently overseas, with their investigation papers now submitted to the Attorney General’s Chambers for review.
Maulana Arshad Madani, chief of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, advised Muslims to avoid sacrificing prohibited animals and exercise caution during Eid-ul-Azha, suggesting consultation with authorities and avoiding social media displays.
Malaysian police will summon former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki in connection with a criminal intimidation claim made by Albert Tei.
Malaysia is seeing a growing number of sexual harassment complaints from male victims, indicating a slow erosion of the stigma that has historically kept many men silent about such experiences.
Malaysian Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo announced he will bring the 'deeply disturbing' findings of abuse at Taiping Prison to the Cabinet and demand accountability.
Malaysia's national meteorological agency, MetMalaysia, has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, and seven other states, anticipating intense rainfall and lightning.
The Mining Ministry in Kenya, led by CS Joho, is reportedly facing significant challenges including licence wars, operational delays, and various disputes.
Reports indicate that various online posts are promoting unproven treatments for diseases such as hantavirus and Ebola, raising concerns about misinformation.
A consumer defense organization, DECO, is advocating for a system where patients in Portugal receive a voucher for private healthcare if the National Health Service (SNS) cannot provide consultations within legal timeframes. This would allow patients to access care without cost from an alternative provider.
The construction project for Bihać Airport, an idea decades in the making with a cornerstone laid in 2015, shows some progress but requires significant additional investment to finally begin after 10 years.
Parc Astérix is set to launch a new nocturnal spectacle on its lake this summer, incorporating 370 drones, fountains, water screens, lasers, and light displays. Le Figaro was granted exclusive access to the general rehearsal of the show.
Muslims globally celebrated Eid al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, with prayers and family meals. Leaders in Nigeria, including governors and senators, extended felicitations and urged prayers for national unity and peace, though high ram prices impacted celebrations in some areas.
Both factions of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) in India are grappling with internal strife, delays in securing key portfolios, and fears of an exodus of members. The challenges indicate a difficult path forward for the divided party.
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NASA has revealed its roadmap for establishing a permanent human base on the Moon by 2032, as part of the Artemis program. The plans include developing lunar rovers, cargo landers, and infrastructure for sustained human presence at the Moon's South Pole.
Lisbon has lost 2000 hospital beds, exacerbating pressure on continuous care services. An association president stated in the Assembly of the Republic that the PRR (Recovery and Resilience Plan) was "catastrophic," with two-thirds of planned beds not implemented due to delays.
PlayStation is offering a chance to win a PlayStation Portal and $100 store credit by participating in PlayStation Tournaments during Sony's Days of Play event, running from May 27 to June 10.
A proposed Finnish law that would allow home delivery of alcohol has been repeatedly delayed from the government's schedule and is expected to face a close vote in parliament.
The soundtracks for the classic PlayStation games "LittleBigPlanet" and "Sackboy" are set to be released on vinyl and CD, featuring new artwork and hand-selected songs.
PlayStation Plus has officially announced a new offer providing free 12-month access to its services. This initiative aims to attract and retain subscribers to the gaming platform.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is being described as a nightmare for travelers due to severe congestion, confusing shuttle services, distant ride-share pick-up points, and persistent delays with its automated train system, all ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
NASA has detailed its strategy for establishing a permanent human presence on the Moon, with initial work expected to begin in 2028 and people potentially living and working there within six years. The plans include the development of landers, buggies, and drones, with contracts already awarded to private companies like Blue Origin.
Extensive reconstruction projects on Germany's railway network are causing significant delays, impacting freight forwarders and logistics operations across Europe.
The trailer for the upcoming film 'Maa Hai Na' has been released, featuring Shilpa Shetty in the kitchen and Manoj Bajpayee portraying the RBI Governor.
While balanced diet, physical activity, and quality rest are often mentioned for longevity, increasing scientific research shows that oral health plays a significant role in human well-being, quality of life, and even disease risk.
Hungarian State Railways (MÁV) has reactivated its electronic locomotive service information website, EMIG, allowing passengers to view train delays. Plans are also underway to revive the Vonatinfó system, as announced by Dávid Vitézy.
Bulgaria has been planning to urgently purchase 3D radars for over 10 years but has yet to finalize a contract. The Ministry of Defense's political leadership expects a deal to be concluded this year.
Significant delays are affecting traffic on most major road axes in Attica, with the biggest problems reported on Kifissos and Kifissias avenues, requiring drivers to be patient.
The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has grounded its SF-260 planes following a crash in Benguet, disrupting the final phase of pilot training. A legislator is seeking an investigation into the incident.
Delays in projects aimed at addressing water scarcity in the Attica region of Greece are forcing authorities to implement urgent measures to prevent a crisis.
Putrajaya will examine Suhakam's findings regarding the Taiping Prison before taking action, with the Prisons Department pledging full cooperation. This follows a report on a riot at the facility.
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The U.S. Supreme Court denied the NFL's appeal to keep Brian Flores' racial discrimination lawsuit out of court and also rejected Meta's appeal in a Vermont social media addiction case, with a Malaysian outlet confirming the Meta decision.
Cloudflare has announced layoffs of over 1,100 employees, approximately 20% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring effort focused on AI adoption, though the CEO states the company is not struggling.
Asian shares have climbed and oil prices are holding their gains as markets closely monitor ongoing talks with Iran and anticipated moves by central banks. Investors are assessing the broader economic and geopolitical landscape.
Former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki has denied claims of threats and intimidation made by Albert Tei.
The Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, has reaffirmed his unwavering support for the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) and criticized those who oppose military exercises.
PlayStation has officially announced its lineup of free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers in June 2026, the first such announcement since a price increase. The company also teased upcoming titles like Marvel's Wolverine and a new God of War for its June 2026 State of Play event.
The Delhi High Court has directed the resumption of eviction proceedings against the Delhi Race Club, while the Centre informed the court it would not take immediate possession of the Delhi Gymkhana Club.
Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet were seen engaging in public displays of affection while attending a New York Knicks basketball game. Their courtside presence and interactions garnered significant media attention.
Høyre expresses concern that film productions worth over 100 million could be lost if the Norwegian government does not accelerate its processes, with some considering moving to Iceland or Finland.
A new compact device developed in China is capable of detecting cancer biomarkers using just a single drop of blood, offering a potential advancement in early cancer detection.
The Auto-moto savez Srbije (AMSS) reported that trucks are experiencing delays of up to six hours at border crossings, while passenger cars pass without significant waiting times.
The Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments in Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing issues as the deadline for appointing foreign experts has passed, despite a new Presidency decision to reinstate them.
Austria's Labor Minister, Martin Kocher, has set a deadline for social partners regarding the implementation of a wage transparency law, threatening to introduce his own draft if delays continue, as an EU directive on pay transparency is overdue.
An investigation reveals the operations of Alabuga, a high-security economic zone in Russia, which has become the country's primary factory for drone production. The facility plays a crucial role in Russia's military industrial complex.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei warned that countries in the region would no longer serve as shields for US military bases, implying that American forces would not have safe havens in the Middle East. This statement comes amid ongoing tensions and discussions regarding regional security and a potential deal involving asset release.
A Malaysian woman who sustained serious injuries after falling while descending Mount Rinjani required a helicopter airlift. The rescue operation was delayed overnight due to thick fog.
The Tyrolean Folk Plays are exploring the possibility of constructing their own festival hall, with director Bloéb stating that the project is currently in the 'idea phase' and 'location scouting.'
Disagreements among political parties are threatening to derail a new defense settlement in the Norwegian Parliament, leading to a delay in the deadline for the defense plan. The ongoing negotiations highlight challenges in reaching a consensus on national security strategies.
The market for newly built tankers in resale has entered a new phase, with record premiums being observed. The importance of delivery time has become a critical factor in these transactions.
Malaysian police arrested 51 men and seized drugs during raids on two premises in Kuala Lumpur, which authorities linked to a 'gay party'. The arrests were made under various drug-related offenses.
The escalating public dispute between Malaysia's PAS and Bersatu parties is straining their relationship, prompting observers to question if Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim might call for snap polls amidst his own coalition's challenges.
A mother in China devised an unusual method to help her son concentrate on homework, making him pedal a sewing machine, a technique that has sparked widespread debate online.
Animal rights group PETA has called on Kajang Prison to provide vegan meals for Malaysia's jailed former prime minister Najib Razak and other inmates, describing it as 'the only peaceful meal'.
Spotify's co-CEO has defended the platform's expansion into AI-generated music, despite criticism regarding its quality. The executive's comments come as the music industry debates the role of artificial intelligence in content creation.
Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living successfully foiled an attempt to siphon 200 litres of diesel during a late-night raid in Ipoh.
A cab driver in China charged a tearful boy a significantly reduced fare, expressing a wish that others would show similar kindness to his own children.
The United States launched new strikes on Iranian missile sites and boats near the Strait of Hormuz, claiming self-defense, which led to a rise in global oil prices and threats from Iran. These attacks occurred amidst ongoing peace negotiations, with some officials suggesting a deal could be reached soon.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has assured the public that the country's petrol supply will remain stable until August. This statement aims to alleviate concerns about fuel availability.
A new bill in Greece is causing delays of over two years for patients to access innovative medicines, due to changes in country selection for drug availability and a lack of three-year funding projections for the Innovation Fund.
A Singaporean theatre company is holding auditions for 'diva dogs' to cast in their upcoming production of the 'Legally Blonde' musical, with a Malaysian outlet also reporting on the call for canine talent.
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has applied for the Federal Court to set aside the Malaysian Bar's challenge against his discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA).
Indian water-purifier manufacturer Kent RO has postponed its initial public offering (IPO), citing that the ongoing Middle East war has negatively impacted market sentiment.
Malaysia's Department of Environment (DOE) has stated that its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) procedures adhere to certified international standards.
A customer paid £3,000 for a 'guided' group tour of Malaysia, only to find themselves without a guide or a group upon arrival, leading to a disappointing experience.
Lithuanian basketball player Jonas Valančiūnas, who plays in the US, shared a previously unseen photo from his youth on social media, delighting his followers with a nostalgic glimpse into his past.
The use of the Irish language is rapidly growing in console video games, with platforms like PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam seeing increased adoption, and TG4 showing interest in this valuable sector.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović laid a wreath at the site where Duško Jovanović, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Dan," was murdered, commemorating the journalist.
Malaysian-British alt-pop star Chloe Qisha shared her philosophy on creating authentic music and revealed plans for new releases, reflecting on lessons learned from touring with RAYE and Coldplay.
Memory chipmakers SK Hynix and Micron Technology have both reached a market valuation of $1 trillion, driven by surging demand for their products due to the artificial intelligence boom. SK Hynix's shares have seen significant growth, making it the third Asian company to achieve this milestone, with its market cap hitting $1 trillion.
Temporary traffic disruptions and the closure of Porto Montenegro have been announced in Tivat, Montenegro. The operational team recommended that passengers arrive early at Tivat Airport due to potential delays and special traffic regimes, with ferry services also affected.
Ghana's Controller and Accountant-General’s Department has announced that outstanding arrears owed to education and health sector workers will be paid in four installments, following months of delays.
Spending related to the Iran war is reportedly depleting US military budgets, resulting in the cancellation of training exercises and delays in maintenance operations.
Global stock markets, including the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Seoul shares, have reached new record highs, primarily driven by optimism in the tech sector and AI. This surge comes despite renewed tensions in the Middle East.
The Karlovy Vary region in the Czech Republic continues its modernization of second and third-class roads, leading to traffic delays in the Cheb and Sokolov areas. Long-term traffic restrictions near Teplá, related to a regional road reconstruction, have recently concluded.
The Malaysian Immigration Department has dismissed a total of 77 officers since 2022 as part of a crackdown on integrity breaches within the department.
The Second Congressional Commission on Education has identified issues with the implementation of the ARAL Program, specifically flagging the Department of Education for delays in hiring tutors intended to help struggling students catch up on lessons.
His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, and Her Majesty Raja Zarith Sofiah, Queen of Malaysia, hosted a royal family gathering for Hari Raya Aidiladha at the Johor palace.
Malaysia's recently retired anti-corruption chief, Azam Baki, is under police investigation for allegedly threatening a whistleblower linked to a mineral license scandal involving politicians in Sabah.
Malaysian MP Wong Chen, representing Subang, has publicly stated he was abruptly removed as the non-executive chairman of Malaysia Debt Ventures (MDV) despite overseeing a turnaround.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reaffirmed Malaysia’s firm stance condemning any acts of aggression in West Asia during a call with the Iranian president.
Four people, including two children, were injured in a five-vehicle collision on the LPT2 highway near Paka, Malaysia, while 14 others escaped unharmed.
Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Dr Wan Azizah performed the Aidiladha sunat prayer at Masjid Putra, joined by 10,000 congregants.
A report indicates that eight out of ten UK firms are experiencing negative impacts from the fallout of the Iran war, with 20% pausing investment due to geopolitical uncertainty. The Barclays survey also found that over two-thirds of businesses are affected by rising energy and fuel costs.
The Italian government is exhibiting a 'syndrome of indecision,' characterized by a series of postponements and delays on critical issues ranging from electoral law and appointments to premiership reform.
Karl Bartos, a former member of the electronic music pioneer Kraftwerk, stated that the music the band now plays live is akin to what artificial intelligence can produce.
The reconstruction of the Ars Aevi pedestrian bridge in Sarajevo is experiencing delays, attributed to over 30 rainy days, causing dissatisfaction among citizens.
Former ambassador Srećko Đukić stated that the Serbian government has been outmaneuvered and plays an outsider role in its dealings with Russia, incurring significant costs.
ESPN has introduced a new AI-driven NFL broadcast, developed with the help of a Cowboys legend, that predicts plays and reveals hidden strategies in real time. This innovative technology aims to enhance the viewing experience for football fans.
Following recent Q1 updates, analysts from Morgan Stanley, Canaccord, Deutsche Bank, and Bernstein have adjusted price targets for several companies. This includes both increases for firms like NextEra Energy, Park Hotels & Resorts, Venture Global, Devon Energy, Golar LNG, ConocoPhillips, Chevron, and Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals, and cuts for Joby Aviation and Baker Hughes, with Canaccord citing a disappointing event for Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.
Europe is investing billions in constructing record-long railway tunnels beneath the Alps and the sea, aiming to shift traffic from roads to trains despite significant costs and project delays.
Iran has accused the United States of breaking a truce following new strikes, stating that these latest ceasefire violations prove US 'ill-will.' Tehran has vowed a decisive response to these actions.
Sony announced that the Destiny 2 Legacy Collection, including The Final Shape expansion, will be available on PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers on the same day its final content update is released.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has affirmed her commitment to Canada while simultaneously appearing to support separatist sentiments, stating she opposes the country's breakup but is helping it along.
Nearly three-quarters of Dutch municipalities are struggling with staff shortages, leading to delays in important tasks such as housing construction, energy transition, and enforcement, according to the 2025 Personnel Monitor.
Vladimir Petković, the coach of Algeria's national team, has delayed the announcement of his World Cup squad, leaving journalists to discover the traveling players at the airport, causing shock among the public.
Lai Ka-ying, Hong Kong's first-ever astronaut, has participated in the Shenzhou-23 manned spaceflight mission. This marks a significant milestone for Hong Kong in space exploration.
Malaysia's Prime Minister has pledged immediate measures within two weeks to assist the 7,057 individuals who lost their jobs in April, marking a 21% increase.
Paramananthan Rajagopal, managing director of Live Nation Malaysia, has issued a warning to BTS fans regarding the circulation of fake concert tickets for a Kuala Lumpur show.
Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi is seeking leave to appeal a court ruling that favored the Malaysian Bar in the ongoing Yayasan Akalbudi case.
Former President Trump has expressed frustration with Congress and the courts for impeding the completion of his ballroom project, despite his efforts to expedite its approval.
Malaysia has reportedly imposed a 10% import duty on gold bars, a move expected to significantly impact the bullion trade. This new duty could alter dynamics within the gold market.
Matthew Perry's family reportedly trusted his assistant to help him maintain sobriety, but the assistant is now implicated in helping him overdose, according to a Malaysian news report.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim returned to his Permatang Pauh constituency ahead of the Aidiladha celebration. He highlighted that the Korban ritual embodies sacrifice, resilience, and aiding those in need.
Multidisciplinary artist Silas Oo is navigating the complex themes of life and death through his artistic creations, as highlighted in a recent feature.
Daily movement plays a significant role in overall health, especially as we age. Walking is considered one of the simplest and most effective forms of exercise, benefiting cardiovascular health, mobility, and balance.
Errors and delays by NS&I in tracing accounts have compounded the stress for relatives of deceased loved ones attempting to claim missing premium bonds. One family reported a year of "hell" trying to claim £46,000.
Pakistani actor Arsalan Naseer called out the trend of showing off and displaying wealth during Eidul Azha, stating that many would sacrifice an animal but only a few would sacrifice their pride. His comments highlighted a focus on humility during the religious observance.
The South China Morning Post presents a selection of seven impactful stories from its coverage of Asia over the past week, covering various topical issues.
The Malaysian Immigration Department (JIM) has announced a postponement of the much-anticipated rollout of a new Malaysian passport featuring additional security features.