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Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim unveils major housing and welfare plans for Felda settlers
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim pledged to resolve housing and welfare issues for Felda settlers, outlining legislative amendments and funding to complete stalled projects.
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Malaysia and Kongsberg in talks over RM1.06 billion Naval Strike Missile compensation claim
Norway's Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has requested talks with Malaysia over a RM1.06 billion claim after the cancelled Naval Strike Missile deal.
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Malaysian Government to Consult Oil Companies on Petrol Station Losses During Diesel Subsidy Transition
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced discussions with oil firms over petrol station losses amid diesel subsidy changes.
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Nearly 200,000 Malaysian pick-up and jeep owners receive extra 100 litres subsidised diesel monthly
Malaysia approved nearly 200,000 diesel pick-up and jeep owners for an additional 100 litres of subsidised diesel per month starting July 2026.
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Egyptian archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old tombs and Byzantine city ruins
Egyptian archaeologists revealed 18 Greco-Roman tombs and Byzantine-era city ruins at Marina El-Alamein and Ain al-Sabil.
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Federal government shoulders nearly RM1 billion yearly Felda debt, PM Anwar says
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim revealed the federal government services nearly RM1 billion annually in Felda debt due to past mismanagement.
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Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan maintain strong federal ties despite Johor election campaign
Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan cooperate closely at the federal level amid a competitive but cordial Johor state election campaign.
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Saudi Aramco boosts crude exports from Ras Tanura with spot sales amid higher Hormuz traffic
Saudi Aramco resumed crude loadings at Ras Tanura on June 26 and increased exports via spot sales to Asia amid rising Strait of Hormuz traffic.
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Malaysia forms cross-agency committee to tackle online scams and finalizes Online Safety Act rules
Malaysia's government formed a cross-agency committee on June 18 to combat online scams and is finalizing regulations under the Online Safety Act 2025.
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Malaysia Seeks Compensation After Norway Revokes Missile Export Licence for LCS Project
Malaysia demands payment recovery and evaluates replacement missiles after Norway cancels export licence for Naval Strike Missiles in May 2026.
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Malaysia to start local rocket production within two years under new Australia partnership
Malaysia plans to begin producing rockets locally within two years and later develop missiles through a new partnership with Australian firm RTI.
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Vertiv opens first Southeast Asia plant in Malaysia to support AI data centres
Vertiv Holdings opened a manufacturing facility in Johor, Malaysia, on July 1, 2026, to produce power and cooling equipment for AI data centres across Asia-Pacific.
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Court of Appeal postpones Rosmah Mansor’s graft appeal to September 2026
The Court of Appeal adjourned Rosmah Mansor's appeal in the RM1.25 billion solar hybrid graft case until September 2026.
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Malaysia forms National Education Council to lead major education reforms in 2026
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim chairs the newly established National Education Council to drive curriculum and safety reforms across Malaysia's education system.
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Singapore grants conditional approval to import 900 MW of solar power from Malaysia
Singapore's Energy Market Authority approved two companies to import 900 MW of solar power from Malaysia, targeting operations by 2029.
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Former Malaysian Chief Justice Tun Mohamed Eusoff Chin dies aged 90 or 91
Tun Mohamed Eusoff Chin, Malaysia’s second Chief Justice, died early August 7, 2026, aged 90 or 91, his daughter announced.
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Nurul Izzah granted temporary leave as PKR deputy president after resignation request
Nurul Izzah has been granted temporary leave as PKR deputy president after requesting to resign, with duties handed to Saifuddin Nasution during her absence.
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Former Malaysian PM Ismail Sabri’s corruption charge postponed due to health issues
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob’s corruption charge was postponed to August 27 after he was hospitalized with arrhythmia.
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Malaysia’s government pledges policy certainty as private sector drives investment growth
Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan said Malaysia’s government will maintain policy stability while private investors take the lead in financing economic expansion.
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Malaysia Ministry of Finance denies RM100 SARA payment claim for National Day
Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance denied a viral claim that Malaysians aged 18 and above would receive RM100 SARA payment for National Day.
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Malaysia Targets RM5.8 Trillion Capital Market and Strengthens Trade, Digital Economy in 2026
Malaysia aims to grow its capital market and boost trade, digital economy, and services sectors with new initiatives and international partnerships.
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Malaysia enforces age verification of 16+ for social media users under new Child Protection Code
Malaysia requires licensed social media providers to verify users are at least 16 years old using official documents under the Child Protection Code effective June 1, 2026.
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MACC arrests multiple individuals linked to Tabung Haji RCI report investigations
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission arrested several people tied to alleged abuses from the Tabung Haji RCI report findings.
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Maybank to Acquire Ageas’s Remaining 30.95% Stake in Etiqa for RM4.83 Billion
Maybank agreed to buy Ageas’s remaining 30.95% stake in Etiqa’s holding company for RM4.83 billion, gaining full ownership of the insurer.