According to comprehensive news from Putrajaya, on June 13th, after attending the promotion ceremony of the book "The Crime of Corruption: Religious Perspectives" published by the Transparency International Malaysia branch of the anti-corruption organization, Malaysia's Anti Corruption Commission Chairman, Ahmad Baki, held a press conference and pointed out that he will discuss with the Chief Secretary of the government, Mohamad Zuki, and the Director of the Public Service Bureau, Wang Ahmad Dalan, how to strengthen the mechanism for reporting corruption and abuse of power by civil servants.

Previously, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar announced that civil servants this yearIn December, there will be a salary increase of 13% to 40%, which is the largest salary increase in the history of Malaysian civil servants. Anhua emphasized at that time that civil servants who performed poorly in areas such as corruption cannot receive salary increases. In addition, Asnawi, the enforcement director of the Malaysian Law Enforcement Commission Against Corruption, pointed out that from June 1 last year to May 30 this year, the Commission received a total of 229 complaints about improper behavior by civil servants, most of which involved immigration officials.

02Poland will set up buffer zones in the border areas of Belarus

According to Xinhua News Agency,On June 10th, relevant departments of the Polish government held a meeting in the city of Biavistok, located in the northeast near the border with Belarus. Polish Prime Minister Tusk said at a press conference after the meeting that according to the resolution passed at the meeting, the Polish Ministry of the Interior will be responsible for building a buffer zone that is tens of kilometers long and 200 meters wide in this border area. The establishment of buffer zones aims to make it more difficult for illegal immigrants to cross the Polish border, while creating better conditions for Polish border police and soldiers to carry out their tasks. Tusk said that protecting border security is the responsibility of the state, but setting up buffer zones will inevitably have a negative impact on local residents. The government will provide necessary assistance to the affected residents, and relevant consultations are currently underway.

At the end of 2021, a large number of immigrants from the Middle East attempted to enter EU countries such as Poland and Lithuania from Belarus. Poland and other countries strengthen border control and strictly prevent illegal entry. But the issue of illegal immigration has recently resurfaced. At the end of May, Poland launched the "Eastern Shield" plan, announcing that it would invest 10 billion zloty to strengthen eastern border security. On June 6th, a Polish soldier who was stabbed by illegal immigrants in the border area died of serious injuries. After the incident, the Polish government reiterated its commitment to ensuring the safety of the border and law enforcement personnel.

military affairs

01The US and Ukraine sign a 10-year security agreement to promote Ukraine's accession to NATO

Reuters reported that on June 13th, US President Biden and Ukrainian President Zelensky signed a 10-year bilateral security agreement to strengthen Ukraine's defense against Russian aggressors. It is understood that according to the agreement, the United States will support Ukraine's military development through training, joint planning, and cybersecurity efforts, and assist Ukraine in seeking compensation for the damage caused by Russia. In addition, the agreement also stipulates that if Ukraine is subjected to an armed attack, the United States and Ukraine will hold a meeting within 24 hours to discuss countermeasures. The agreement does not require the United States to send troops to defend Ukraine.

It is understood that Zelensky has been striving for Ukraine to join NATO, but NATO allies have not yet made a final decision. According to Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, once it is confirmed that any NATO member country has been attacked, it will be considered an attack against all NATO member countries, and other NATO member countries must respond immediately. The signing of this agreement is seen as a precursor to Ukraine's eventual accession to NATO, and the United States confirms its support for Ukraine's accession to NATO as a final outcome.

01Denmark Recalls Three Korean Three Year Turkey Noodles

Agence France Presse reported that on June 11, the Danish Food Bureau announced the recall of three types of instant noodles of Korean Sanyang food, which are very popular in the West, namely, triple hot turkey noodles, double hot turkey noodles and spicy chicken Noodles in soup, and warned that these noodles are too hot, which may lead to "acute poisoning". It is understood that the Danish Veterinary and Food Authority stated in a statement that these three noodle products have been assessed to contain hazardous levels of capsaicin. The authorities are calling on consumers to discard or return these products to the store if they are purchased, and special warnings are given not to allow children to consume these instant noodles.

It is reported that three nourishing foods are very popular overseas,In 2023, the company's operating profit reached a new high of over $110 million. After the cream spicy turkey noodles of Sanyang Food became popular on TikTok, its stock price has surged by 70% in recent months. This product is very popular in the United States, with reports of shortages. Sanyang Food stated that this is the first time its products have been recalled due to being deemed too spicy, and added that it will work harder to understand local regulations in the export market.