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Following the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid violent protests, Bangladesh is experiencing escalating unrest, particularly against minority Hindus. Interim leader Muhammad Yunus has assured protection for minorities, but the situation remains tense as protests demand accountability for human rights violations. The international community is closely monitoring developments.
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Former Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has been charged with sedition for allegedly insulting the previous king during a campaign speech. He pleaded not guilty and faces up to three years in prison if convicted. The charges stem from comments made on August 14, questioning the king's decision to appoint Anwar Ibrahim as prime minister.
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Malaysia has asserted its right to continue oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea, rejecting China's claims of territorial infringement. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized that these activities are within Malaysian waters, despite China's diplomatic protests and a recent leak of a protest note demanding a halt to exploration.
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Malaysian police have arrested 19 individuals, including the CEO of Global Ikhwan Services and Business (GISB), amid allegations of severe abuse at charity homes. This follows the rescue of 402 children from these facilities, where many reportedly suffered physical and sexual abuse. The case has raised significant concerns about child welfare in Malaysia.