Glaciers lost five Olympic pools' worth of ice a second in 2025 - UN agency

Malaysia Kini - Nov 10, 2026

A run of exceptionally high global temperatures, melting ice and rising sea levels continues in 2026, WMO says.

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Nov 9, 2026

Fire in China apartment building kills 14: state media

A fire that broke out in an apartment building in northern China killed at least 14 people, state media said Monday, raising the death toll from the previous night.

Nov 9, 2026

AG laments 'obvious' errors in Najib's court documents

'This would not have happened if the parties concerned had been more thorough.'

Nov 9, 2026

Vietnam International Awards marks fifth anniversary with landmark honours

Held under the theme Vietnam Forward: Vision – Impact – Alliance, VIAwards marked its fifth anniversary with a gala attended by 200 guests from 12 countries.

Nov 9, 2026

JMBs can regulate pet ownership, but no power for outright ban - lawyers

They also say enforcement action can only be taken after requirements are fulfilled.

Nov 9, 2026

HCM City companies boost AI investment in cultural projects

Several organisations and companies in HCM City have recently announced artificial intelligence (AI)-driven investments and productions in the cultural sector, highlighting the technology’s growing role in cultural life.

Nov 9, 2026

Malaysia’s Melaka could get new capital in Kota Laksamana if Barisan wins poll

Kota Laksamana in Melaka could be developed into Malaysian state’s new capital if Umno-led Barisan Nasional wins the seat in Saturday’s poll, according to caretaker chief minister Ab Rauf Yusoh. He said the proposed transformation would be supported by the Straits of Melaka Waterfront Economic Zone, which would bring together tourism, commercial and industrial activities along the state’s waterfront. “Kota Laksamana will become the state capital of Melaka. That is what I hope for,” he said...

Nov 9, 2026

Child abuse cases rise in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore. Why?

Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore have all recorded rising numbers of child abuse cases in recent years, but child welfare advocates say this may be a sign of progress rather than worsening violence, as greater awareness and improved reporting bring more cases to the attention of authorities. “The good news is that more people are reporting,” said Hartini Zainuddin, a veteran advocate for abused children in Malaysia. Official figures show growing caseloads in all three countries, but differences...