BadmintonMalaysia
Low Zi Yu and Genevie Lim win Malaysia's first world junior women's doubles gold
The second seeds defeated Japan's Nijika Kamata and Shizuku Kashio in three games, ending Zi Yu's run of two consecutive runner-up finishes.
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- EconomyMalaysia
Malaysia budgets RM16 billion for STR and Sara assistance
Nine million STR recipients will be eligible for Sara support of up to RM150 a month, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said.
- EconomyMalaysia
Sabah gets RM18.7 billion federal allocation under Budget 2027
Chief Minister Hajiji Noor said the funding would help address water, electricity and road problems, while Kudat is being considered for a marine-based industrial hub.
- More SportsMalaysia
Pakistan beat China 8-3 as Japan defeat Canada at Sultan of Johor Cup
Pakistan recovered from a 3-1 deficit, while Japan won 8-1 ahead of their meeting with hosts Malaysia in the under-21 hockey tournament.
- FootballMalaysia
Moraes double helps Selangor maintain perfect league record
Melaka FC came from behind to beat KL City 3-2, while Negri Sembilan earned a 1-1 draw against Sabah.
- BadmintonMalaysia
Hoo–Lai bow out of Denmark Open after semi-final defeat
The Malaysian mixed doubles pair lost 21-13, 21-13 to China's top-ranked Feng Yan Zhe–Huang Dong Ping and will next compete in France.
- BadmintonMalaysia
Khai Xing–Hong Quan beaten in Malaysia Super 100 semi-finals
The result ends Malaysia’s title hopes, leaving the tournament without a Malaysian winner for the first time since its 2023 launch.
- Apps & PlatformsMalaysia
Penang Port introduces dedicated-spectrum 5G for port operations
The private network could support autonomous vehicles, remotely controlled equipment and AI-based monitoring in future.
- Business & CompaniesMalaysia
ISF plans water technology venture to build recurring income
The Malaysian plumbing contractor is discussing a non-revenue water system with a northern state government and funding a proof of concept.
ASDP and Malaysian terminal agree to assess Dumai-Melaka ferry link
The agreement covers demand, port readiness and financial viability, but does not commit either party to launching services or investing.
