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Good morning! This is LNA NOW!, the daily morning news podcast from Life News Agency. Lina, Lee AI and Bria start your Thursday, with Laura calling in from Washington on the US midterms and Ateng on sports.
Today: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim joins Deepavali shoppers in Brickfields and renews his Melaka election appeal; Tengku Zafrul at the B57+ summit in Istanbul and the ASEAN DEFA digital pact; Uber’s AI-agent bookings and Sequoia’s shake-up in tech; Democrats win full control of Congress; and Champions League wins for Arsenal and Manchester City.
In this episode
- Anwar Joins Deepavali Shoppers at Brickfields Mega Bazaar, Says STR Phase 4 Will Ease Festive Spending
- Melaka Election: Anwar Renews Appeal for Harapan’s Malay, Chinese and Indian Line-Up Against Narrow Racial Sentiment (Bernama)
- Tengku Zafrul Pitches Five Strategic Sectors for Cooperation at B57+ Business Leaders’ Summit in Istanbul (Bernama)
- ASEAN Digital Economy Pact DEFA Set to Lower Expansion Costs and Boost Creative Collaboration, Experts Say (Bernama)
- Uber Says AI Agents Booked Only Four Rides During Its Busiest Week as Users Stick to Its App (Bria on tech)
- Sequoia Closes London Office and Ends Scouts and Arc Programmes in Return to Bay Area Focus (Bria on tech)
- US Midterms: Democrats Win Full Control of Congress as Abdul El-Sayed Becomes First Muslim Senator (Laura in Washington)
- Madueke and Gyokeres Fire Arsenal to 2-1 Win at Slavia Prague and Up to Third in Champions League
- Haaland Strikes Late as Manchester City Edge RB Leipzig 3-2 in Champions League Thriller
Our thanks to Bernama for sharing the Melaka election, B57+ summit and ASEAN DEFA stories with LNA.
Also in this episode: a special thank-you to the Ministry of Communications for Dana Inovasi Media.
Background music: “Aku Berjanji”, original song by Faizal Tahir, guitar cover by Errie Naham / Johnboy. Listen on YouTube: https://youtu.be/712_S_pYrbM
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