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1. Headless body found in Melaka identified as missing teacher
2. US accelerates military deployment to Middle East as tension grows

Joe Biden will convene his national security team in the situation room to discuss developments in the Middle East, the White House said.

Malaysia is still listed as the country with the highest prevalence of diabetes in South East Asia.

The woman was allegedly beaten, nearly stabbed, and pushed into a ravine by her husband on the East-West Highway near Gerik.

Ismail Haniyeh's assassination sparked threats of revenge on Israel and fears of the Gaza conflict escalating into a wider Middle East war.

Israeli forces ended a week-long incursion at Khan Younis which they said aimed to prevent armed Hamas fighters from regrouping.

Some flights at Beirut airport have been cancelled or delayed, with Lebanon's MEA saying disruptions were related to insurance risks.

Bancian dijalankan Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCOM) mendapati 6,200 daripada kira-kira 28,000 orang dalam komuniti Pala'u di Sabah ialah warganegara Malaysia.

"It is time for this war to end," Kamala Harris said in a televised statement after she held face-to-face talks with Benjamin Netanyahu.

Govt eases curfew to contain unrest, lifting it for specific hours to buy essentials; offices reopen for a few hours.

Donald Trump and his campaign later also attacked Biden and Harris on social media while saying Biden was unfit to continue serving as president.

Deemples is changing the game of golf by making it easier to connect with other players. Founder David Wong talks about how Malaysia’s biggest golf platform is set to go global, creating match-ups and making golf more accessible everywhere.

Although easy access to the internet and social media has changed how people live and talk to each other, more people still feel alone.

The Government has recently deferred the amendments to the Drug Dependants (Treatment and Rehabilitation) Bill to the Parliamentary Select Committee on Health and Security after the first reading of the Bill received significant opposition from those who argue that the bill, as it stands, lacks crucial medical oversight in the rehabilitation process. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Sangeeth Kaur, Co-Chair, Expert Advisory Group, Drug Treatment & Rehab (East & SEA) United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and Dr Azizan Abdul Aziz, President of the Malaysian Medical Association

The rating upgrade is not an easy feat says Fahmi Fadzil, as this is a solid indication that Malaysia is on the right track.