Malaysia Sends Aircraft to Help Indonesia Fight Forest Fires
Malaysia offers Bombardier aircraft and helicopters to Indonesia for transboundary haze firefighting
News for readers in Malaysia, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Malaysia offers Bombardier aircraft and helicopters to Indonesia for transboundary haze firefighting
Ispire Technology reports 33% revenue growth and Malaysia manufacturing progress despite lingering losses.
A football in a drain killed four children in Malaysia. Safety needs physical barriers, not just warnings.
Kuala Lumpur creates 49 hectares of new parks to legally protect city green spaces
Search finds second missing angler body off Pulau Ketam as rescue efforts continue
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urges renewed national commitment to prevent marginalization on Malaysia Day
Batik Air can quickly add planes to meet Malaysia's domestic travel needs if required
How Malaysia's 1963 federation mirrors Germany's 1990 unification through treaty-based structures.
MCA president Wee says party is prepared for Malaysia's next election, prioritizing wins over seat counts
The seventh-generation identity card launches with double the security elements, and early adopters say the process is smooth and the card is sturdier.
Malaysia's economy minister warns that surging gas and coal prices are finally reaching electricity consumers after months of delay.
Bursa Malaysia's benchmark index gained modestly on September 17 as bargain hunters bought blue-chip stocks, but geopolitical risks and oil prices kept gains limited.
A Umno official's half-hearted apology reveals how political contrition has become performative rather than sincere.
Perak leads the country with five unhealthy zones as haze spreads to major cities nationwide.
A proposed Family Support Bill would legally require adult children to financially support elderly parents who can no longer work.
Malaysia expands fuel subsidy program with mobile counters to reach rural communities without reliable internet access.
A massive blaze at an industrial park in Puchong gutted four factories, with structural collapse risks persisting even after firefighters contained the flames.
Sarawak's premier outlines plans to boost the state's economy while strengthening the nation.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announces a major funding increase for Sarawak, matching Sabah's allocation and signalling commitment to equitable development across Malaysian states.
Prime Minister says the 1963 Malaysia Agreement must be seen as binding the whole nation, not just Sabah and Sarawak.
The government now lets diesel vehicle owners share their monthly fuel subsidies with any eligible person, not just relatives.
Malaysia's armed forces will establish a dedicated Cyber Force as its fourth military service to counter modern threats in cyberspace and electronic warfare.
Former Prime Minister Najib Razak wins a second royal pardon, enraging reformers who backed current leader Anwar Ibrahim.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announces one-time assistance for 7,095 freshmen traveling between peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia for university.