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The Star Malaysia, 1 Oct 2026

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ArticleF1 fever fuels Sep­ang

The return of F1 to Malay­sia after nearly a dec­ade is rev­ving up more than just the engines, with e-hail­ing drivers brush­ing up on their Eng­lish and hotels filling up fast with inter­na­tional vis­it­ors. And the excite­ment con­tin­ues to build...

F1 fever fuels Sep­ang

ArticleStop the one-foot push

> Read reports on page 6 by CHARLES RAMENDRAN and FAZLEENA AZIZ PETALING JAYA: Road safety experts have warned that push­ing a broken-down motor­cycle using a leg while rid­ing along­side it endangers both riders and sur­round­ing traffic if either...

Stop the one-foot push

ArticleA clash of ideals

Mierul Aiman and Zarif Ghazzi clash over oppos­ing beliefs in ‘Kudrat 1968,’ the latest ‘High Coun­cil’ chapter.

A clash of ideals

ArticleWage relief for MSMES

MSMES exempt from the new min­imum wage for now, with other meas­ures planned to raise wages. KUALA LUMPUR: Micro, small and medium enter­prises (MSMES) will be exemp­ted from the new min­imum wage rate for now fol­low­ing a Cab­inet...

Wage relief for MSMES

ArticleGlobal link-up

Sub­ang Jaya coun­cil plan­ning for muni­cipal part­ner­ships with three for­eign cit­ies. Twin-city ties with wuxi in china, Mus­cat in Oman and Makas­sar in indone­sia will be pro­posed by Sub­ang Jaya mayor Datuk Rumaizi Baharin in a bid to open...

Global link-up

ArticleUS forces exit Iraq

US forces end their mis­sion in Iraq after more than two dec­ades of war there. BAGHDAD: US forces with­drew from their remain­ing bases in Iraq, rais­ing fears they will leave behind a secur­ity vacuum, fur­ther embolden Ira­nian-backed Syiah...

US forces exit Iraq