Nearly 1,500 Burmese migrants from Malaysia returned to their war-ravaged home country yesterday under an opaque repatriation scheme that rights monitors say cannot assure their safety.Dozens of migrants were transported on buses to a Buddhist monastery hall for immigration and health checks, after
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen yesterday took his first win of the season at a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia that only started on the second attempt 1 hour 40 minutes late because of rain. Verstappen gained the lead after an early safety car and led home the Mercedes of championship leader Kimi
Kimi Antonelli would have to deal with an unfamiliar track and potentially heavy rain as he aims to recover from his “worst weekend” of his Formula 1 (F1) title challenge this year.The unusually named Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia takes Antonelli and his rivals to a track F1 last visited in 2017 —
A: According to statistics of the 990-point TOEIC Listening and Reading Test, Taiwan’s score rose by 2 points to a new high of 583 points in 2025.B: It’s still far behind Asia’s “700-point Club” members: India, the Philippines and Malaysia, or the nearly 700-point South Korea.A: Why was the avera
Malaysia yesterday began repatriating Burmese nationals, including women and children, under a voluntary program, despite warnings from the UN refugee agency and rights groups that conditions in the country remain unsafe.The 1,476 people being sent back are among 5,000 Burmese nationals who are to b
