Новости за 06.03.2024

PARIS: A proposed joint venture that would allow world No. 4 automaker Stellantis to build and sell Leapmotor’s electric vehicles outside China has received approval from a Chinese regulator, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

SYDNEY: Thailand has called on Australia to slow down a plan to introduce emissions standards that would penalise imports of emissions intensive cars over fears it could hurt the southeast Asian country’s automotive export industry.

The move will see selected prisoners comprising individuals with chronic diseases, elderly and persons with disabilities and expectant mothers eligible for home detention.

Additionally, the intricate network of 189 river basins, originating in the highlands and meandering across the country, forms the lifeblood of our diverse ecosystems.

SAO PAULO: Japanese auto maker Toyota officially announced on Tuesday an 11 billion real ($2.22 billion) investment in Brazil, saying it will be made in two parts by 2030, and include the output of a new vehicle specially designed for the country’s costumers.

While the quantity may be on the rise, the pivotal question remains: are we ensuring the production of true high-quality PhD holders?

LONDON: The head of Stellantis car and van brand Vauxhall on Wednesday criticised the lack of subsidies in the UK government’s budget to help spur demand for electric vehicles as demand growth for zero-emission cars has been slowing.

Aid delivery in the Palestinian enclave has collapsed, with only a fraction of the food needed getting in and very little reaching the northern areas where hospitals say children have started dying of malnutrition.

Moments after the WTO announced its ruling, the media, competing with each other to be the first to break the story, skewed the headlines in favour of the EU.

KUALA LIPIS: The Tengku Mahkota of Pahang, Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, reminded leaders in the state to avoid playing up political sentiments that could divide the people.

KUALA LUMPUR: Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz is expected to lodge a police report over a viral video which claims that he was involved in a scam, once he returns from Australia.

MANILA: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said Wednesday that he sees Chinese actions in the South China Sea with "great alarm", after recent confrontations described by a Filipino military commander as "the worst" in two years.

PENDANG: Raja Muda of Kedah Tengku Sarafudin Badlishah Sultan Sallehuddin advised the Kedahans to stay vigilant and take appropriate precautions during the current hot and dry weather.

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KUALA LUMPUR: The government is expected to collect additional revenue amounting to RM3.45 billion from the expansion of the scope of service tax and the increase in the service tax from six per cent to eight per cent, according to the Finance Ministry.

NEW YORK: The United Nations has warned that widespread famine in the Gaza Strip is “almost inevitable” without action. A formal conclusion that famine has arrived in the coastal enclave of 2.3 million people could come next week.

DHARAMSALA (INDIA): England recalled fast bowler Mark Wood in the lone change to their side as they chase a consolation victory in the final test against India beginning in Dharamsala tomorrow.

MILAN: Daniele De Rossi’s reborn Roma will face their biggest night yet tomorrow when his friend Roberto De Zerbi returns to Italy with Brighton and Hove Albion for an intriguing Europa League last-16 tie.

LONDON: Russian and Belarusian athletes who finish on the podium in Paralympics events in Paris this year will not have their medal wins recorded on the Games medals table, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) said today.

BEIJING: Yokohama F Marinos will take a 2-1 lead into the second leg of their Asian Champions League quarter-final against Shandong Taishan after Chen Pu’s late strike kept the Chinese hosts’ hopes of a last-four place alive.

LONDON: Liverpool were given a huge boost when Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah returned to training today after spending more than two weeks out due to a hamstring injury.

KUALA LUMPUR: The government’s move to purchase 100 transit vans to alleviate traffic congestion in the Klang Valley might backfire, an expert said.

KUALA LUMPUR: Perlis United have secured a conditional license for the upcoming Super League, which starts in May.

KUALA LUMPUR: “I was about to enjoy my roti canai when I heard an explosion in the kitchen area of the shop,” said Muhaimin Ahmad, 39, one of the customers at a restaurant on Jalan Bangsar Utama here, which caught fire at 11.30am today.

KUALA LUMPUR: Outgoing City police chief Datuk Allaudeen Abdul Majid awarded 58 media practitioners with certificates in recognition of for their dedication and professionalism in reporting on KL crimes and police related stories.