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Thai authorities say militant groups used the subsidised fertiliser to make bombs.

UPDATED 10.43PM | Minister says his ministry will provide full cooperation.

This comes after over 50 bombings in 3 provinces in the region.

Illegal operations fuel organised crime, strain national electricity grids.

Authorities say the gunmen also seized firearms, armour, and other equipment before fleeing.

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Former premier to shed ankle monitor after royal decree takes effect.

Tide shifting towards more conservative parties, who build on local support, calibrate unifying nationalist narratives.

Voters take their pick in three-way race.

External mediation efforts place pressure on Asean's centrality and credibility.

Anwar hopes strong performance will inspire even better preparations for future sporting events.

After poor showing in 2023, M'sia builds momentum ahead of 2027 home edition.

Country concludes sporting event with a total of 231 medals.

UPDATED 3.50PM | Meeting initially set for tomorrow pushed to Dec 22 on Thailand's request.

European withdrawal weakens near-global consensus against landmines, experts say.

It follows proposal by PM Anutin.

Foreign Ministry says the operation was successful despite challenging conditions.

Cancelled services include MySawasdee 1004 (Nov 28) and 1005 (Dec 1).

Zahid says govt may provide heavy vehicles to transport them out of flooded areas.

Malaysia's role is facilitation, timing and parameters decided by the two countries, says Anwar.

They claim M'sian PM overstepped his role as Asean chair.

UPDATED 4.30PM | PARLIAMENT | Anwar stresses that Thai military had not retaliated when a landmine injured several soldiers.

Local critics' use of a fringe Thai general's rant against PM unwarranted.