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US President Donald Trump cast doubt on his willingness to defend Washington's NATO allies.

Washington finances 15.8% of the 32-member military alliance's yearly expenditure of around $3.5 billion.

The new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte currently does not see any danger of a Russian attack on the defence alliance's territory but looks to the future with concern.

Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has revitalised NATO, marking a new era for the alliance.

Rutte will take over on Oct. 1 from Jens Stoltenberg of Norway, who is stepping down after a decade in the post.

Mark Rutte arrived in Malaysia yesterday for a two-day working visit, his second visit to this country after his maiden trip in 2014.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte is due to deliver a speech in which he is expected to apologise for the Netherlands' historical role in slavery and its consequences into the present day.

Any follow-up action by Malaysia regarding the downing of MH17 will only be made after the court in the Netherlands delivers the verdict on the case on Nov 17.

Through the special press conference, Tharman and several other panel members will launch a two-year initiative on the Economic of Waters.

All non-essential shops and services, including restaurants, hairdressers, museums and gyms will be closed from Sunday until Jan. 14.

The journalist accused Kyriakos Mitsotakis of "narcissistic abuse" during a news conference with the Dutch PM in Athens.

As part of the lockdown, public gathering places like bars and restaurants have been closed since mid-October in the Netherlands.

The Russian foreign ministry accused the Dutch-led investigations into the downing, "biased, superficial and politicised".

Rutte declared it an "evening in which the Netherlands, after Brexit, after the American elections, said 'stop' to the wrong kind of populism."

The dispute escalated into a major diplomatic incident in the evening, as Turkey's family minister was prevented by police from entering the Turkish consulate in Rotterdam.

Chang Lih Kang says nuclear energy use is regulated by international conventions and UN Security Council resolutions.

The clashes have already killed over 1,000 people, mostly civilians, and continue for a fourth day in Assad's coastal heartland.

Datuk Lukanisman Awang Sauni says trials at select clinics failed to ease congestion, especially in the Green Zone.

South Korea's Constitutional Court rules whether to oust or reinstate impeached President Yoon Suk-Yeol.

IOOI drives evidence-based research, refining training and ensuring expertise is applied through standardised frameworks.

The flood situation in Sabah has worsened, while the number of evacuees housed in relief centres in Sarawak remains unchanged tonight.

Donald Trump remains hopeful that a temporary funding bill will secure enough votes for approval.

Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid says the US DXY dropped to 103.830 points, suggesting an upside potential for the ringgit.

The Education Ministry would take strict action against any party found selling food that could endanger students' safety.

Mark Carney won with 86 pct of votes, defeating ex-Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in a race with nearly 152,000 party members voting.