@meinmokhtar@anephoden lepas imigresen tangkap, dia buat apa? nak hantar ke mana pun tak boleh sebab stateless. end up naikkan kos kena sebab nak tahan depa.
ni bukan solusi, ni cuma nak pedajal orang - imigresen and rohingya.
This is so insane. A evil genocidal country went and illegally kidnapped peaceful protesters on international waters and now they are parading them around like cattle and NOT A SINGLE major news network is covering it.
@NewsBFM waste in broad daylight - taxpayers money somemore. why sending politicians that are not experts? send perhilitan, come back with reports. assess and then virtually meet with the zoo or JP gov. thought we gotta save resources
@ahmadd_rafiq@Kavizhi@fnasrom sebab ni menteri KDN bang oi mmg la isu kewarganegaraan dia tanya. nak pi tanya stadium dah kenapa pulak. kau expect saifuddin nak jawab apa 😂
@nocontextbolamy hahaha dengan kad kuning dapat la sikit up nama dia - kalau tak tenggelam je. apa la nasib keli oi, dari player harapan, jadi player takda harapan. what went wrong bro?
I checked his height, 180cm and still rapid as hell. That pace is literally one of his biggest strengths. But at 21 and still stuck in the academy with barely any regular first team minutes? Nah, he’s not the failure here, the club failed him.
JDT is the biggest failure just the same like other Malaysia clubs, no different.
Very bullish piece on Malaysia by Bloomberg
Malaysia = safe heaven
1. Foreign central banks now own a record 36% of Malaysia's sovereign bonds, from 29.4% a year ago.
2. These bonds returned nearly 12% to dollar investors over the last year.
3. The ringgit has surged over 14% against the dollar since early 2025.
4. Malaysia's status as a net energy exporter protects it from global oil shocks.
5. Local bond yields moved only 15 bps during recent Middle East volatility.
6. The government raised its 2026 growth forecast after the economy beat expectations.
7. The World Bank now views the nation as a regional safe haven.
8. Fuel subsidy costs hit $1.8 billion in April due to regional conflict.
9. The central bank maintained interest rates at 2.75% during its last meeting.
10. Global funds bought $947 million in local notes during the month of April.
Huat ah
Foreign central banks and governments have raised their share of Malaysian sovereign bonds to a record, underscoring the nation’s growing appeal as a reserve asset in a volatile global environment https://t.co/aIXJdJ87FZ
Who would have thought Malaysia’s government bonds would become a safe haven for foreign central banks?
A 12% return on government bonds over the past year, outperforming everyone else in the region.
A 14% gain in the Ringgit, the best-performing currency in Asia entering its third straight year of gains since 2024.
One of the least volatile assets among emerging market peers in Asia amid heightened volatility and uncertainty stemming from the conflict in West Asia.
“We are suffering from two wars. The war of bombs, and the war of rats.”
Rats have overrun Gaza's displacement camps – biting children as they sleep, spreading disease and destroying what little people have left.