Anwar Urges Officials to Avoid Quick Release of Anti graft
The anti graft chief report timing remains uncertain, as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged caution against a rushed release while noting a forthcoming panel
Malaysian vessels allowed to return as Iran frees trapped
Malaysian vessels allowed to return through the Strait of Hormuz after talks with regional leaders, per Malaysia’s prime minister in a televised address.
Malaysia growth forecast uncertainty tightens 2026 outlook,
Malaysia growth forecast uncertainty weighs on policymakers delaying upgrades to 2026 projections amid Middle East tensions and external headwinds.
Malaysia anti corruption agency indictment takeover
A Bloomberg investigation alleges the Malaysia anti corruption agency indictment takeover businessmen, suggesting MACC involvement in corporate takeover
Solarvest Expansion Capacity Growth: Doubling Solar Output
Solarvest expansion capacity growth signals the company’s plan to more than double generation capacity in the next two years, driven by lower battery costs and
Anti Graft Chief Azam Baki Shares in Multi-Million Firm
anti graft chief Azam Baki shares claim remains unverified, with no independent confirmation of share ownership or details beyond a corporate filing cited in
Malaysia data centers protest focus sparks first public
The Malaysia data centers protest focus highlights public concerns over rapid AI-driven buildout, stop-work orders on a Johor project, and regulatory scrutiny
Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Cleared of Graft, Says
The Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, faces no further action in his corruption case following the Attorney General’s Chambers' decision due
Malaysia army chief investigation: Suspended Pending Inquiry
Malaysia army chief investigation is ongoing as the military chief has temporarily stepped down to ensure transparency amid unspecified allegations.
Muslim world fast food dominance shifts amid Israel-Hamas
The Muslim world fast food dominance is increasingly influenced by regional conflicts and political sentiments, prompting consumers in countries like Malaysia