Malaysia
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France and Norway record warmest springs on record in 2026
France and Norway each set new spring temperature records in 2026 with heat waves and Arctic warming driving extremes.
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Malaysia condemns Israeli settlers' storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque, calls for UN action
Malaysia strongly condemned Israeli settlers' storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque and called on the UN to halt violations and ensure accountability.
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UN warns of likely moderate to strong El Niño developing mid-2026 with global risks
The World Meteorological Organization forecasts an 80% chance of El Niño developing June-August 2026, with impacts on weather and agriculture worldwide.
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Malaysia’s Health Ministry intensifies crackdown on online vape and smoking product sales
Malaysia’s Health Ministry launched a nationwide operation targeting online promotion and sale of vaping and smoking products to protect youth.
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Prosecutors Appeal Sabah Water Department Graft Case Sentences and Acquittals
Prosecutors appealed the sentence of former Sabah Water Department director Ag Mohd Tahir and the acquittals of his wife and deputy director after a decade-long graft trial.
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Four dead, two injured in five-vehicle crash near Simpang Renggam Prison
Four people, including a child, died and two others were injured in a five-vehicle collision near Simpang Renggam Prison on June 1, 2026.
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Chinese national charged in Kuala Lumpur drug party where 51 arrested and drugs seized
Malaysian police charged a Chinese national organiser after raiding a Kuala Lumpur hotel party with 51 men and RM103,070 worth of drugs seized.
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Nine-year-old boy dies after falling from 13th-floor apartment in Ampang
A nine-year-old boy died Sunday evening after falling from the 13th floor of an Ampang apartment.
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300 detained including 12 leaders in Sabah crackdown on Ahmadiyah group
Sabah authorities detained 300 people linked to the Ahmadiyah Qadiani group during a raid in Likas.
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Australians now need over A$1 million to retire comfortably amid rising inflation
Australians say they need more than A$1 million to retire comfortably, up A$183,000 in a year due to inflation and living costs, a recent survey shows.
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Lim Guan Eng questions lack of open tender for Penang land reclamation project
DAP assemblyman Lim Guan Eng demands explanation for no open tender on 70-acre Karpal Singh Drive reclamation project in Penang.
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Malaysia launches phased rollout of New Structure MyKad with enhanced security features
Malaysia began rolling out the New Structure MyKad, featuring 53 security elements, at 19 offices starting June 2026.
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IT consultant loses RM1.49 million in Facebook-linked cryptocurrency scam
A 63-year-old Malaysian IT consultant was cheated out of nearly RM1.5 million in a crypto investment scam promoted on Facebook.
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Johor state assembly dissolved, election set by July 31, 2026
Johor Chief Minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi dissolved the state assembly on June 1, triggering the 16th state election by July 31.
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Malaysian Leaders Focus on Education and Development for Sabah and Sarawak During Kaamatan and Gawai
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and state leaders emphasized equitable development and educational progress for Sabah and Sarawak amid festival celebrations.
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Malaysia's Inland Revenue Board launches online e-Assessment Appeal service on MyTax portal
Malaysia's Inland Revenue Board introduced an online e-Assessment Appeal service on June 1 for taxpayers to file appeals or extension requests via MyTax portal.
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King Sultan Ibrahim celebrates official birthday with federal awards at Istana Negara
King Sultan Ibrahim held an investiture ceremony June 1, honoring 144 recipients with federal awards at Istana Negara.
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Malaysia Finance Ministry confirms Budi95 fuel subsidy quota stays at 200 litres after display error
Malaysia's Finance Ministry fixed a technical error that showed a reduced Budi95 fuel subsidy quota of 150 litres, confirming the official 200-litre limit remains unchanged.
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Malaysia enforces age verification to block social media accounts under 16 from June 1
From June 1, 2026, Malaysia requires major social media platforms to verify users’ ages and block those under 16 from accounts.
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Train component failure disrupts Kelana Jaya LRT line service on May 18, 2026
A damaged Linear Induction Motor cover on train 92 stalled the Kelana Jaya LRT line at Kelana Jaya Station on May 18, causing delays and crowd control measures.
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Global shares fall as Gulf drone attacks raise oil prices and bond yields
Fresh drone attacks in the Gulf pushed oil prices higher and hit global bonds amid fears of strained supply and inflation.
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Woman stabbed in neck inside car near restaurant in Kota Setar; suspect arrested
A 35-year-old woman was stabbed in the neck inside her car in Kota Setar on May 17; a 32-year-old man was arrested the next day and remanded for investigation.
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Malaysia announces support measures for airlines hit by Iran war fuel price surge
Malaysia unveiled financial relief and fee exemptions to help airlines cope with soaring jet fuel costs amid the Iran war impact.
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Malaysian police probe viral Rawang street brawl and media harassment at PH Convention
Police investigate a street brawl near Rawang and alleged media harassment at the Pakatan Harapan Convention in Johor last week.