Malaysia
Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
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One dam at critical level and nine at warning amid El Niño drying pressure on Malaysia's dams
Malaysia’s National Water Services Commission reports one dam at critical level and nine at warning across the peninsula and Labuan amid El Niño effects.
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Malaysia to provide allowance for Form Six students starting Budget 2027
The Malaysian government will introduce an allowance for Form Six students in Budget 2027, to be tabled in October 2026.
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Malaysia PM Anwar pledges billions seized from illegal proceeds to fund education and healthcare
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim pledged to return billions of ringgit seized from illegal activities to fund education and healthcare, and referred Saravanan's letter to authorities.
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PNB-ASNB’s ASM 2 Wawasan fund declares RM1.31 billion income distribution for FY 2026
PNB’s unit trust management arm ASNB announced RM1.31 billion income distribution for ASM 2 Wawasan fund for the year ending August 31, 2026.
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Cambodia shuts down over 700 cyberscam compounds, arrests nearly 30,000 suspects
Cambodian authorities announced closure of more than 700 cyberscam sites and arrest of nearly 30,000 suspects in a year-long crackdown.
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Malaysia's international reserves reach US$132.07 billion at end-July 2026
Malaysia's international reserves stood at US$132.07 billion at end-July 2026, with exports rising 38.2% year-on-year in July.
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West Coast Expressway expects over 150,000 vehicles daily during National Day and school holidays
West Coast Expressway (WCE) predicts more than 150,000 daily vehicles during Malaysia's National Day and school holiday period.
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Nepal Army Rescues 350 Workers Trapped in Hydropower Tunnel After Glacier Flood
Nepal army rescued 350 workers from hydropower tunnels near the Tibet border and continues efforts to free over 100 more after a glacial flood on August 26.
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3.4-magnitude earthquake strikes Temenggor, Gerik in Perak early Friday
A 3.4-magnitude earthquake hit Temenggor, Gerik, Perak at 12:06 a.m. on August 28, with tremors felt in nearby villages but no reported damage.
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Malaysia targets RM50 billion medical device exports by 2030 with investment boost
Malaysia recorded RM34.54 billion in medical device exports in 2025 and aims to surpass RM50 billion by 2030, supported by new investments and job growth.
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Transboundary haze causes hazardous air quality levels in Sarawak and across Malaysia
Indonesia’s transboundary haze worsened air quality in Malaysia, with Sarawak reporting hazardous Air Pollutant Index readings reaching 475 in Serian.
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Malaysia holds 2026 National Day celebrations at Dataran Putrajaya with 10,819 participants
Malaysia conducted its 2026 National Day parade at Dataran Putrajaya on August 31 with over 80,000 attendees despite moderate haze.
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Former HR Minister M. Saravanan charged with accepting RM1.1 million bribes for foreign worker quotas
Datuk Seri M. Saravanan pleaded not guilty to bribery charges involving RM1.097 million to approve foreign worker quotas in 2022.
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Ali Khamenei killed in US-Israel strike over 3 months ago; son Mojtaba’s role unclear
Ali Khamenei was killed three months ago but not buried, while his son Mojtaba has not appeared publicly and holds uncertain power in Iran.
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Melaka CM Says State Election Will be Held After Johor and Negeri Sembilan Polls
Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh said Melaka’s state election will likely occur after Johor and Negeri Sembilan polls conclude.
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Malaysia assures no closure of healthcare facilities, Segamat Hospital remains open
Malaysia's government confirmed no healthcare facilities, including Segamat Hospital, will shut down despite service pressures.
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Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 nose gear failure injures crew at Frankfurt Airport
A Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 aircraft suffered a nose landing gear failure at Frankfurt Airport on June 4, injuring several crew and ground staff before boarding.
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Pahang Sultan opens gymnasium at Indera Mahkota Fire and Rescue Station
The Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah, officially opened the Mahkota Gym for uniformed personnel on June 5, 2026.
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Japan’s Supreme Prosecutors Office to conduct harassment survey after sex assault allegations
Japan’s Supreme Public Prosecutors Office will conduct a nationwide harassment survey after sexual assault allegations against former Osaka chief Kentaro Kitagawa.
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MyCEB launches first business events seminars in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
The Malaysia Convention and Exhibition Bureau held inaugural business events seminars in Almaty and Tashkent in June 2026.
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Transparency International Malaysia warns against overuse of corruption settlements
Transparency International Malaysia cautions that rising use of compounds and settlements in corruption cases risks undermining accountability and public trust.
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Worsening Haze and Heavy Rain Forecast Across Malaysia Through August 31, 2026
Malaysia faces worsening haze and heavy rain warnings through August 31, with Sarawak hardest hit and thunderstorms forecast on National Day.
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South Korean stocks plunge over 5% amid tech selloff and stalled US-Iran talks
South Korean stocks fell sharply on June 5, with KOSPI dropping 5.25% due to global tech declines and tensions in US-Iran talks.
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Malaysia moves 2026 National Day PM address to PICC due to haze; key initiatives to be unveiled
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will deliver the 2026 National Day address at PICC instead of Dataran Merdeka due to haze concerns on August 30.