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Malaysia’s anti-graft agency has opened a large-scale money laundering investigation into construction heavyweight IJM Corporation, triggering a sharp sell-off in its shares and placing renewed scrutiny on corporate governance at one of the country’s most prominent infrastructure groups.

Malaysia’s Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has confirmed that it is investigating IJ...


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Tokyo and Manila have signed a new defence logistics pact that strengthens military cooperation, disaster preparedness, and shared deterrence at a time of growing pressure in the East and South China seas.

Japan and the Philippines have taken another decisive step in strengthening their security partnership, signing a defence logistics agreement that allows their armed for...


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AirAsia X has completed the long-planned acquisition of AirAsia’s short-haul and aviation units from Capital A, formally bringing all AirAsia-branded airlines under one consolidated platform.

AirAsia X Bhd has completed the acquisition of AirAsia Bhd and AirAsia Aviation Group Ltd from Capital A Bhd, marking the final step in the consolidation of the group’s aviation busin...


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One of Southeast Asia’s longest-running sailing events is set to open the regional regatta calendar once again, as the Royal Langkawi International Regatta sails into its 22nd edition this January.

The Royal Langkawi International Regatta (RLIR) will return from January 19 to 24, 2026, reaffirming Langkawi’s place on the regional sailing map and marking another milestone f...


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Multilingualism wasn’t something I thought much about until my own children came along. In our home, Dutch mixed happily with Australian English – that very specific, sun-soaked language of beaches and barbecues. My bilingual kids moved easily between the two languages, sometimes mid-sentence, depending on whether they were speaking to me, their dad, or each other.<...


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