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Business : DRB-Hicom Welcomes RM5 Mln Tax Deduction Incentive For AHTV Under Budget 2027

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 (Bernama) -- DRB-HICOM Bhd says the tax deduction of up to RM5 million for Malaysian automotive vendors relocating to the Automotive Hi-Tech Valley (AHTV) in Tanjong Malim, Perak, will accelerate the development of the automotive hub and strengthen Malaysia’s position as a regional automotive investment destination.

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October 7 haunts Netanyahu's election campaign, but his bloc holds its ground

NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Despite painful October 7 commemorations, Netanyahu's bloc holds steady in polls as both sides clash over security failures, military achievements, and the flydubai incident.

  • Netanyahu's Likud bloc maintains 55.5 seats in polls, ahead of opposition.
  • Opposition narrows gap, losing six seats, Likud gains two-thirds of a seat.
  • October 7 commemorations used by both sides to influence election narrative.

Two suspects plead not guilty of surveilling Israeli embassy in London on behalf of Iran

Nematollah Shahsavani, a 41-year-old dual Iranian-British national, and Alireza Farasati, a 22-year-old Iranian national, appeared at London's Old Bailey court and denied a single offense.

  • Nematollah Shahsavani and Alireza Farasati plead not guilty in Old Bailey court.
  • Suspects charged with surveilling Israeli Embassy and other targets for Iran in 2025.
  • Trial begins in April, next hearing set for February.

Israel cannot heal from October 7 without confronting its failures - opinion

Three years after October 7, Israel must confront its failures, establish a state commission of inquiry, and develop a political strategy beyond military force.

  • Israel marks third anniversary of October 7 massacre
  • Nation faces two dangerous paradigms: no investigation, military-first approach
  • Call for comprehensive inquiry to prevent repeating mistakes

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