KUALA TERENGGANU : Operasi mencari dan menyelamat (Carilamat) seorang warga Turkiye yang hilang di perairan Pulau Yu masih belum menemui sebarang petunjuk selepas memasuki hari keenam. Pengarah Maritim Negeri Terengganu, Kapten Maritim Hamiludin Che Awang, berkata usaha mengesan Eser Demirkol, 52, belum menunjukkan perkembangan positif walaupun pelbagai kaedah pencarian telah digunakan. “Operasi hari keenam bermula 7 pagi dan dihentikan seketika pada 7 petang. Ia akan disambung semula esok pada 7.30 pagi. Lokasi pencarian tertumpu di kawasan kapal layar karam dan sekitar tempat mangsa kedua, Ahmet Volkan Ata, ditemui,“ katanya dalam kenyataan hari ini. Cuaca buruk dengan angin kencang dan laut bergelora menyukarkan operasi penyelamatan. Pasukan selam menggunakan Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) tetapi tiada penemuan dilaporkan sehingga 6.50 petang. Dua mangsa lain, Volkan Ata dan Ates Demiroren, 42, telah dibenarkan keluar dari hospital setelah keadaan kesihatan mereka stabil. Maritim Malaysia meminta orang ramai melaporkan sebarang maklumat atau objek mencurigakan di sekitar kawasan kejadian kepada Pusat Operasi Maritim Terengganu melalui talian 09-6224357. Tiga lelaki warga Turkiye itu merupakan peserta pelayaran merancang jelajah dari Malaysia ke negara asal mereka sebelum kapal layar Daisy karam akibat ribut di perairan Pulau Yu pada Selasa lepas. - Bernama

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BANGKOK : Thailand berharap Mesyuarat Jawatankuasa Am Sempadan Am (GBC) dengan Kemboja di Malaysia akan membawa kepada gencatan senjata berkekalan dan penyelesaian secara aman, menurut Jurucakap Kementerian Luar Nikorndej Balankura. Mesyuarat peringkat setiausaha GBC sedang berlangsung di Kuala Lumpur sebagai persediaan sebelum mesyuarat luar biasa pada 7 Ogos. Nikorndej menyatakan bahawa perbincangan sedang dijalankan mengenai draf agenda pelaksanaan perjanjian gencatan senjata. Pemangku Menteri Pertahanan Thailand, Jeneral Nattaphon Narkphanit, akan mengetuai delegasi negara itu ke mesyuarat tersebut. “Thailand menyertai mesyuarat ini dengan matlamat utama memastikan gencatan senjata mampan dapat dicapai,“ jelas Nikorndej. Sementara itu, Menteri Luar Thailand Maris Sangiampongsa menerima panggilan daripada Menteri Luar Malaysia Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan, yang menjemput Thailand ke rundingan tiga hala bersama Kemboja dan Malaysia bagi menyelesaikan isu sempadan. Maris menyokong inisiatif itu tetapi menekankan keutamaan kini adalah menunggu hasil mesyuarat GBC antara Thailand dan Kemboja. Pertikaian sempadan sepanjang 817 kilometer antara Thailand dan Kemboja telah lama berlaku, dengan pertempuran terbaharu bermula pada 28 Mei dan memuncak pada 24 Julai. Kedua-dua negara bersetuju gencatan senjata pada 28 Julai selepas mesyuarat khas dihoskan oleh Perdana Menteri Malaysia. - Bernama

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GAZA CITY : Gaza’s civil defence agency reported that 26 people were killed by Israeli gunfire and air strikes on Tuesday, including 14 waiting near an aid distribution site. Civil defence spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that eight died from Israeli gunfire near Khan Yunis, while six more were killed and 21 injured in central Gaza while awaiting food aid. The Israeli army stated it is investigating the incidents. Media restrictions in Gaza make independent verification difficult. Thousands gather daily at aid points, including those run by the US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, where chaotic scenes and reports of shootings are frequent. Bassal confirmed five deaths from an air strike on a tent in Al-Mawasi, a supposed safe zone. “They say it’s safe, but people die while obtaining aid,“ said Adham Younes, who lost a relative. Mahmud Younes, another witness, described finding injured women covered in blood. Six more were killed near Gaza City, and one near Khan Yunis. Hamas’s armed wing, the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, claimed striking an Israeli command centre in the Morag Axis. - AFP

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WASHINGTON : The US trade deficit narrowed sharply in June as imports retreated more than exports, reflecting the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on global trade. Government data showed the deficit shrank by 16 percent to $60.2 billion, down from a revised $71.7 billion in May. The decline was steeper than analysts expected, driven largely by a 3.7 percent drop in imports to $337.5 billion. Exports also dipped by 0.5 percent to $277.3 billion. The pullback in imports was led by consumer goods, which fell by $8.4 billion, while industrial supplies and materials dropped by $2.7 billion. Auto and parts imports also declined by $1.3 billion. Trump’s tariffs, including a 10 percent duty on most US trading partners and higher levies on steel, aluminum, and autos, have raised costs for businesses importing foreign goods. The trade gap with China alone decreased by $4.6 billion to $9.4 billion in June. In April, Washington and Beijing imposed escalating tariffs, reaching triple-digit levels and disrupting supply chains. However, a temporary agreement in May lowered these duties until August 12. - AFPpix

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Perjanjian gencatan senjata serta terma rujukan (TOR) menjadi agenda utama perbincangan peringkat sekretariat antara Thailand dan Kemboja hari ini yang memasuki hari kedua.

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Jepun mencatat suhu tertinggi pernah direkodkan iaitu 41.8 darjah Celsius di bandar Isesaki, Wilayah Gunma pada Selasa ketika gelombang haba terus melanda sebahagian besar negara itu.

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WASHINGTON : US President Donald Trump revealed plans to impose tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals that could escalate to 250%, alongside new duties on foreign semiconductors. The move aims to push for domestic manufacturing of critical goods. “We’ll be putting (an) initially small tariff on pharmaceuticals, but in one year, one-and-a-half years, maximum, it’s going to go to 150 percent,“ Trump said in an interview on CNBC. “And then it’s going to go to 250 percent because we want pharmaceuticals made in our country.” The announcement follows earlier tariffs on steel, aluminum, and auto parts, part of Trump’s broader trade strategy targeting imports deemed a national security concern. The administration has conducted investigations into pharmaceuticals and semiconductors, signaling upcoming policy shifts. Trump also indicated an imminent increase in tariffs on Indian imports, citing the country’s purchases of Russian oil. “I expect to raise the US tariff on Indian imports very substantially over the next 24 hours,“ he said. The proposed pharmaceutical tariffs mark a significant escalation in trade measures, potentially disrupting global supply chains. Industry analysts warn of higher drug prices, while supporters argue it will strengthen US self-sufficiency. - AFPpix

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MOSCOW : Russia on Tuesday suggested it could deploy intermediate-range missiles after ending a self-imposed moratorium on producing or deploying the weapons, which were banned for decades under a Cold War treaty with the United States. Washington and Moscow had prohibited missiles with a range of 500 to 5,500 kilometres (300-3,400 miles) under the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. But US President Donald Trump withdrew from the deal during his first term in 2019, accusing Russia of failing to comply. The Kremlin said at the time it would continue to abide by a moratorium if the United States did not deploy missiles within striking distance of Russia. Russia’s foreign ministry said Monday it was ending the self-imposed restrictions, with the Kremlin hinting on Tuesday that Moscow could soon deploy the previously-banned missiles. “There are no longer any restrictions in Russia in this regard. Russia no longer considers itself limited in any way,“ President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told reporters. Moscow was “entitled, if necessary, to take appropriate measures” on the deployment of the missiles, he said, adding that there would be no public announcement if Russia decided to station the missiles. Putin said last year Russia should start producing mid-range missiles -- capable of carrying nuclear warheads -- after the United States sent some launch systems to Denmark for training exercises. Russia has also accused the United States of sending the systems to the Philippines and Australia for drills. “The United States and its allies have not only openly outlined plans to deploy American land-based INF missiles in various regions, but have also already made significant progress in the practical implementation of their intentions,“ Russia’s foreign ministry said in a statement. The move comes after Trump announced the deployment of two nuclear submarines “in the region” amid an online row with Dmitry Medvedev, Russia’s former president. Medvedev on Monday said Russia’s foes should be on standby. “This is a new reality all our opponents will have to reckon with. Expect further steps,“ he said in his first social media post since the row with Trump erupted. - AFP

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SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia's internet watchdog has said the world's biggest social media firms are still "turning a blind eye" to online child sex abuse material on their platforms, and said YouTube in particular had been unresponsive to its enquiries. Read full story

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MONTREAL (Reuters) -The United States wants to rename and defund a UN aviation agency's "gender" program that promotes participation by women in aviation, as President Donald Trump's administration takes on diversity policies ahead of a fall gathering of high-level aerospace regulators. Read full story

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PUTRAJAYA:  Tiada rakyat Malaysia dilaporkan terjejas dalam bencana banjir besar yang melanda Laos susulan hujan lebat akibat Monsun Barat Daya dan Taufan Wipha yang melanda negara itu sejak beberapa hari lalu. Kementerian Luar dalam kenyataan memaklumkan, pihaknya menerusi Kedutaan Besar Malaysia di Vientiane sedang memantau secara rapat situasi semasa bencana itu yang kini menjejaskan lebih ... Read more The post Tiada rakyat Malaysia terjejas banjir besar di Laos appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .

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FRANK Mill, a key member of West Germany’s 1990 World Cup-winning team, has passed away at the age of 67. His former clubs Fortuna Duesseldorf and Rot-Weiss Essen confirmed the news on Tuesday. Mill, who also secured a bronze medal with West Germany at the 1988 Seoul Olympics and lifted the German Cup with Borussia Dortmund, succumbed to complications from a severe heart attack suffered in May. Though he earned 17 caps for West Germany, he did not feature in any matches during the 1990 World Cup in Italy. Rot-Weiss Essen, his hometown club, paid tribute to Mill, calling him “a legend” and “an ambassador for football across the country.” His death follows that of teammate Andreas Brehme, who scored the decisive goal in the 1990 final against Argentina. -AFP

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ATLANTA – Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif (CEO) Manchester United, Omar Berrada menegaskan pihaknya masih bernafsu untuk memburu pemain bertaraf bintang untuk memantapkan pasukan sebelum jendela perpindahan ditutup pada 1 September depan. Sebagai rekod, pengurusan The Red Devils telah berbelanja besar pada jendela perpindahan kali ini dengan mengeluarkan dana hampir £140 juta (RM788.8 juta) untuk menandatangani Bryan ... Read more The post Dua pemain bakal lengkapkan impian Man. United appeared first on Kosmo Digital .

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Ia susulan beberapa tembakan maut yang berlaku dalam beberapa tahun kebelakangan ini.

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KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysia will implement three major initiatives—exporter outreach, regulatory reforms, and nationwide supply chain mapping—following its recent tariff agreement with the US. The deal reduces tariffs on Malaysian goods from 25% to 19%, effective August 1. Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz stated the agreement resulted from “months of intense but thorough as well as methodical negotiations” without compromising Malaysia’s “red lines” in strategic sectors. “Most importantly, we achieved this without conceding on our red lines in key areas,“ he said during his keynote at The Edge Malaysia Centurion Club Awards 2025. Protected areas include foreign equity limits in strategic industries, digital legal safeguards, and halal standards. “The negotiation package was a full-of-nation offer, not just the government, but all (of you)—many companies contributed to that,“ he added. Post-deal, the government’s focus includes: 1. **Exporter Outreach:** Engaging SMEs and multinationals to mitigate tariff impacts. 2. **Regulatory Reform:** Cutting bureaucratic overlaps and outdated rules. 3. **Supply Chain Mapping:** Strengthening industrial roles in global supply chains. Tengku Zafrul highlighted Malaysia’s mid-cap companies (RM100m–RM1b market cap) as vital to the New Industrial Master Plan 2030. “As of March 31, there are 519 such Centurions, critical to our national economic aspirations,“ he noted. - Bernama

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Deshabandu Tennakoon is the island's first inspector-general to be impeached.

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