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A 47-year-old Singapore man has been sentenced to three weeks in jail after pleading guilty to assaulting his girlfriend at Lucky Plaza. The incident, captured on video, sparked widespread media coverage across the region.
Families of Chinese passengers aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are challenging a Beijing court compensation ruling, arguing it fails to establish facts about the 2014 disappearance that claimed 239 lives.
A Myanmar court has handed down a five-year prison sentence with hard labour to the owner of Sky Villa Condominium, where over 200 people died during a devastating earthquake in Mandalay.
PKR has cautioned against linking the Johor state election to former premier Najib Razak's ongoing legal battles, arguing that electoral campaigns should remain separate from judicial matters.
A California jury has awarded nearly RM53 million in damages to a former housekeeper and her family after she was severely mauled by a large dog at R&B singer Chris Brown's Tarzana home in December 2020.
A court has rejected an ex-student's appeal to bring the education ministry back into a bullying lawsuit. The teenager had originally sued multiple parties over a 2022 schoolyard incident.