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Indonesia asks police to probe 270-300 palm oil firms over pricing to farmers
Indonesia’s agriculture minister has asked police to investigate up to 300 palm oil companies for not raising prices paid to farmers after export policy changes.
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PETRONAS and Eni form Searah joint venture for Malaysia and Indonesia assets
PETRONAS and Eni have launched Searah, a 50:50 joint venture to combine gas assets in Malaysia and Indonesia with initial daily production of 300,000 barrels [s1,s2].
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Malaysia Transport Ministry has not decided on diesel vehicle road tax cut
Malaysia's Transport Ministry has yet to announce a decision on proposed road tax cuts for diesel vehicles, pending economic council talks.
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Teacher in Klang pleads not guilty to 14 counts of sexual assault involving six students
Idi Johan Mohd Zohdi, 45, pleaded not guilty to 14 sexual assault charges involving six 15-year-old students in Klang.
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New Tower Ends Telecommunications Coverage Gaps on North-South Expressway in Perak
A telecommunications tower in Gua Tempurung has resolved coverage disruptions on Perak's North-South Expressway as of June 2026.
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Malaysia to Expand National Service PLKN 4.0 with Six Camps and Over 10,000 Recruits in 2027
Malaysia's PLKN 4.0 will grow to six Territorial Army camps and enroll 10,520 participants in 2027, more than doubling this year's recruits.
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Court of Appeal upholds 36-year jail term and 12 cane strokes for five men over Besut sword murder
The Court of Appeal upheld 36-year prison sentences and 12 cane strokes for five men convicted of murdering Mohd Shahrulanuar Dek Der in Besut in 2017.
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Malaysia advances major rail projects to become ASEAN rail leader
Malaysia is pushing major rail projects and strategic initiatives to boost its position as a leading rail nation in ASEAN.
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Penang Chief Minister denies deficit claims, says cash reserves at RM616 million
Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow rejected deficit claims and confirmed the state’s cash reserves rose to RM616 million by May 2026.
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Liftech Group Bhd starts RM23 million IPO priced at RM0.29 per share
Liftech Group Bhd opened subscription for its RM23 million IPO at RM0.29 per share on June 8, with listing set for June 30 on Bursa Malaysia ACE Market.
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Malaysia to Train AI Prompt Engineers at All National Information Dissemination Centres
Malaysia’s Communications Ministry will develop AI prompt engineers at every National Information Dissemination Centre nationwide.
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7.8 magnitude earthquake strikes off southern Mindanao, at least 32 dead
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit near Sarangani province in southern Mindanao on June 8, killing at least 32 and injuring dozens.
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Malaysia faces wide supply disruptions beyond oil, affecting households and industries
Malaysia confronts a broad supply crisis impacting energy, petrochemicals, and key sectors, with rising costs set to hit households.
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Maybank launches enhanced Maybank2E platform to streamline SME transactions
Maybank launched an enhanced Maybank2E platform offering integrated digital banking solutions for SMEs and corporations in Malaysia.
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Malaysia to Institutionalise National AI Office on July 28, 2026
Malaysia will officially institutionalise its National AI Office on July 28, 2026, granting it authority to oversee AI affairs nationwide.
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Kuala Lumpur High Court upholds RM60,000 award in online sexual harassment case
The Kuala Lumpur High Court upheld a RM60,000 award for a woman whose ex-boyfriend shared intimate photos online without consent.
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Petition to expel Rohingya refugees in Malaysia surpasses 424,000 signatures amid rising hate speech
More than 424,000 people have signed a petition calling for the expulsion of Rohingya refugees from Malaysia, sparking warnings by rights groups about growing hate speech and intimidation.
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Malaysia Reaffirms Commitment to Energy Stability and 2026 OPEC+ Production Target
Malaysia pledged support for global energy stability and the 2026 production target at the 41st OPEC and Non-OPEC Ministerial Meeting.
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Prime Minister Anwar praises Communications Ministry for clear Budi95 subsidy rollout communication
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim commended the Communications Ministry for effectively explaining the Budi Madani RON95 petrol subsidy, improving public understanding.
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Gold Prices Decline on US Rate Hike Fears Despite Middle East Tensions
Gold prices fell on June 8 amid fears of a US interest rate hike following strong job gains despite Middle East tensions driving oil prices higher.
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Heavy traffic congestion hits major Malaysian highways amid school and National Day holidays
Malaysia saw slow, congested traffic on key highways from 6 pm on August 29 due to increased vehicles for school and National Day holidays.
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Japanese Corporate Debt Climbs to ¥678 Trillion Amid Rising Credit Downgrades
Nikkei 225 companies raised debt 4.6% to ¥678 trillion in fiscal year ending March amid record rating downgrades in 2025.
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Exhibition Hall A at MAEPS reopens after smoke incident during MAHA 2026
Exhibition Hall A at Malaysia Agro Exposition Park Serdang was temporarily closed then reopened following a smoke incident on August 29, 2026.
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Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim urges abolishing colonial laws for true independence
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called for abolishing colonial-era laws to ensure Malaysia's independence has full meaning.