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A  global energy research firm Rystad Energy was reportedly said o il prices can surge to triple-digit levels if the conflict in the Middle East drags on, according to Malaysian official news agency Bernama . Head of Middle East and North Africa Research at Rystad Energy, Encik Aditya Saraswat said markets are extremely volatile as traders react to the latest escalation in tensions in the Middle East. “If the conflict drags on, triple-digit oil prices become a very real possibility,” he said in a market update yesterday. Saraswati said earlier concerns had centred on whether energy supplies could move through the region; however, the latest drone strikes have significantly raised the risk to energy infrastructure across the Middle East. He noted that the effects of the escalation are already spilling over into multiple sectors, ranging from data centres to consumers who will ultimately feel the impact through higher fuel prices. He said that if the conflict persists, precautionary ...

It's about “ The Unemployed Wife ” A man walks into a doctor’s office — exhausted, tense, barely catching his breath. Doctor : What seems to be the problem? Man : I’m worn out. Work, stress, constant pressure. Doctor : What do you do for a living? Man : I’m an accountant at a bank. Doctor : And your wife? Man : Oh, nothing special. She’s a stay-at-home mom. Doesn’t work. Doctor : Who wakes you and the kids up in the morning and makes breakfast? Man : She does. I mean… she doesn’t work. Doctor : What time does she get up? Man : Around 5:30. I get up at seven. She gets the kids ready for school, makes breakfast. You know — since she’s home. Doctor : Who drives them to school? Man : She does. She’s free. Doctor : And what does she do when she gets back? Man : Cooks lunch, does laundry, cleans the house, picks the kids up from school. I mean… she’s not working. Doctor : And you? Man : I’m at the office until five. After that, I rest. It’s been a long day. Doctor : And she? Man : Homewo...

Tak nak ! Spain refused to let U.S. planes use its bases to strike Iran. Trump responded by threatening to end all trade. Then Pedro Sánchez went on national TV and delivered a ten-minute response the world wasn't expecting. On March 4, 2026, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez delivered a televised address responding to Donald Trump's threat to cut all trade with Spain. The clash began after Spain vetoed the use of its Rota and Morón air bases for U.S. strikes on Iran. Sánchez drew a direct parallel to the Iraq war, saying 23 years ago another U.S. administration convinced allies to invade over weapons of mass destruction that were never found. He called it a failure that brought terrorism, a migration crisis, and rising energy costs across Europe. He referred to the Bush-Blair-Aznar alliance as "the Azores Trio" and their legacy as "a lousy life" for Europeans. Trump had called Spain a "terrible partner." Sánchez responded with three words: ...

Keindahan latar belakang Masjid Negeri Sultan Ahmad Shah yang ikonik menambah daya tarikan pengunjung untuk menikmati suasana petang yang tenang di Padang MBK 1, Kuantan. Gambar Sinar Harian Padang Majlis Bandaraya Kuantan (MBK) 1 terus menjadi lokasi pilihan warga tempatan dan pengunjung luar untuk berbuka puasa setiap kali Ramadan, demikian menurut akhbar Sinar Harian yang cuba menggambarkan suasana indah di ibu negeri Pahang itu. Kata akhbar itu lagi, kawasan lapang itu menjadi tarikan bukan sahaja kerana kedudukannya di tengah bandar tetapi bazar Ramadan dan Masjid Negeri Sultan Ahmad Shah 1 yang terletak bersebelahan, menjadikannya lokasi unik berbanding tempat lain. Bayangkan beratus orang duduk di atas rumput beralaskan tikar, masing-masing dengan juadah berbeza, namun berkongsi satu perasaan yang sama iaitu menunggu azan Maghrib. Image Muhammad Amir bersama keluarga kali pertama berbuka puasa di Padang MBK1 dan hadir ke lokasi itu untuk menikmati suasana.  Gambar Sinar Har...