Latest news and updates in one fast feed
<p>KUALA LUMPUR: Chinese actor Wang Yibo is making the most of his time in Malaysia, balancing food trips with preparations for an upcoming race.
Chinese actor Wang Yibo is in Malaysia for the 2026 China GT Championship and was seen eating durian in KL.
Summarised automatically by AI from the original article by New Straits Times. AI can make mistakes, so check the original for details.
KUALA LUMPUR: Chinese actor Wang Yibo is making the most of his time in Malaysia, balancing food trips with preparations for an upcoming race.
The 29-year-old recently arrived in the country to get ready for the 2026 China GT Championship season finale, which takes place at the Sepang International Circuit from Nov 6 to 8.
While in the city, Wang was spotted enjoying the local food scene.
On Wednesday (Oct 14), he dined with his team at a bak kut teh restaurant in Pudu.
2 stories on this topic from 2 sources, oldest first.
AI summary Thousands in Indonesia protested against economic hardship, corruption, and wildfires, with demands for change and anger toward the president.
AI summary Foreign e-commerce platforms must open local offices and adopt e-invoicing in Malaysia, per the Finance Ministry.
AI summary A sinkhole has appeared on Lebuhraya Mayang Pasir, prompting warnings for nearby residents.
AI summary TikTok made up 81% of 47,412 cyberbullying posts flagged by MCMC, with Facebook next at 12%.
PUTRAJAYA: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has criticised certain people for readily labelling others as murtad (apostates) and munafik (hypocrites) despite having only limited…
AI summary Maxis did not confirm or deny a merger report but said it evaluates strategic opportunities.
AI summary Netanyahu's bloc fell short of a majority, with Israeli Arab parties gaining significant seats, influencing the formation of the next government.
AI summary At least three people were killed and many houses damaged as cyclone Arnab hit southern India, causing power outages and destruction.
AI summary Cubans, including business owners, dig wells for water due to US energy blockade causing shortages and blackouts.
