PETALING JAYA: The three Malaysians questioned by British police over the Manchester attack are believed to be innocent students who may have been taken advantage of by bombing suspect Salman Abedi.
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Two foreign criminals killed in shootout in Kelantan
KOTA BARU: Kelantan police gunned down two foreign criminals and detained two more in a shootout at Jalan Salor Baru here on Tuesday night.
Woman with sushi displayed on her body says customer molested her
BEIJING: A woman who was employed to have sushi served off her body at a restaurant in northern China hit one of its customers after she accused him of molesting her, according to a newspaper report.
India's Modi demands action over rickshaw driver's murder
New Delhi (AFP) – India's prime minister has demanded swift punishment for the murderers of a rickshaw driver beaten to death for trying to stop two men urinating in public.
Former Trump adviser Flynn to turn over some documents subpoenaed by Senate panel – source
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Former White House National Security Adviser Michael Flynn has told the Senate Intelligence Committee he will begin turning over some documents subpoenaed by the panel, according to a government source familiar with the matter.
Amid U.S. doubt, U.N. chief says climate deal essential, 'get on board'
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Climate change is undeniable and it is "absolutely essential" the world fight the problem together, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres argued on Tuesday, as U.S. President Donald Trump considers pulling out of the Paris climate deal.
Italy's Renzi says parties agree on proportional electoral law
ROME (Reuters) – Former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said on Tuesday that Italy's largest parties agree on the need for a proportional representation electoral system and that a law to adapt it should be enacted in the first week of July.
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