Malaysia
Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
-
Sunway Healthcare’s Q1 net profit falls 14% despite 23.8% revenue rise
Sunway Healthcare posted a 14% net profit drop to RM33.33 million for Q1 ended March 31, 2026, while revenue rose 23.8% to RM587.05 million.
-
Malaysian regulator meets civil society on online safety and child protection code
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission held a session with civil society to discuss online safety and child protection on May 20.
-
AirBorneo may apply to operate three Sarawak intercity flight routes commercially
AirBorneo may seek approval to operate Kuching-Sibu, Kuching-Miri, and Kuching-Bintulu routes commercially, the Transport Ministry said.
-
Genting Group Q1 profit jumps 21-fold despite Genting Malaysia’s loss
Genting Group reported a 20.97-fold rise in Q1 net profit to RM101.1 million while Genting Malaysia posted a RM3.8 million net loss in the same period.
-
Malaysia and ASEAN boost ties with Russia at 35th Asean-Russia Commemorative Summit
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim led Malaysia at the Asean-Russia Summit in Kazan, advancing cooperation in trade, energy, and visa liberalisation.
-
Malaysia to expand National Service Training Programme to private universities after pilot at UPSI
Malaysia's Higher Education Ministry plans to extend National Service Training Programme to private universities following a pilot at UPSI.
-
Federal Court orders RM20,000 damages for seven Orang Asli villagers over destroyed graves
The Federal Court reinstated a High Court ruling and awarded RM20,000 each to seven Orang Asli villagers for ancestral grave desecration.
-
Malaysian Army suspends grenade training after fatal blast kills two soldiers in Kedah
Two Malaysian soldiers died in a grenade explosion during training at Hobart Camp in Kedah on June 16, 2026.
-
Malaysia aims to complete MyLesen B2 motorcycle licence rollout by July 2026
The Ministry of Transport and Road Transport Department target July to finish the MyLesen B2 motorcycle licence programme.
-
Malaysia continues refining carbon tax plan amid energy and geopolitical concerns
Malaysia is still refining its carbon tax implementation framework, with timing undecided amid global uncertainties.
-
MyCC issues provisional bid-rigging finding against six firms in RM5.7 million food tender
The Malaysia Competition Commission issued a Proposed Decision against six companies for colluding in a RM5.7 million food supply tender by the National Anti-Drugs Agency.
-
Teraju moved to PM's Department to boost Bumiputera Economic Transformation Plan 2035
Malaysia transferred Teraju from the Ministry of Economy to the Prime Minister's Department to fast-track the Bumiputera Economic Transformation Plan 2035.
-
Malaysia Rail Link says ECRL fare rates on social media are speculative
Malaysia Rail Link clarified that East Coast Rail Link fare rates circulating online are not official and have not been announced yet.
-
Vietnam police arrest 9 in cat theft ring, rescue over 500 cats from meat trade
Vietnam police arrested nine suspects and recovered more than 500 cats from a criminal group stealing cats for the meat trade.
-
Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim Visits Russia to Secure Fuel Supply Amid Global Tensions
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim began his visit to Russia on June 16 to meet Vladimir Putin and ASEAN leaders on securing Malaysia's oil and diesel supplies.
-
Robinhood to Cut 10% of Workforce, About 290 to 300 Jobs, in Restructuring
Robinhood announced on June 16 it will cut 10% of its full-time staff, closing some open roles and expecting $28 million in restructuring charges.
-
US and Iran agree on 60-day ceasefire extension as markets react amid yen turmoil
US and Iran reached an interim ceasefire extension and reopened Strait of Hormuz for 60 days of talks, triggering market moves in Asia and yen weakness in Japan.
-
Malaysia enacts Anti-Bullying Act 2026 with parental liability and launches tribunal in Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia passed the Anti-Bullying Act 2026 today, introducing parental joint liability and launching a tribunal at AIAC with 56 members to handle bullying cases nationwide.
-
Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak convicted on 25 charges in 1MDB scandal
Najib Razak was found guilty of 25 counts including abuse of power and money laundering tied to 1MDB, sentenced to 15 years and heavy fines.
-
Former Ikram member pleads not guilty to 158 graft charges involving RM98 million
Fakhrudin Abd Karim pleaded not guilty to 158 graft charges involving more than RM98 million linked to Ikram Hulu Selangor branch funds.
-
AT&S to invest up to €2 billion to expand Kulim plant amid AI demand
Austrian circuit board maker AT&S announced a €2 billion expansion of its Kulim, Malaysia plant driven by strong AI infrastructure demand.
-
Nikkon Holdings plans privatization with US funds bidding from June 2026
Nikkon Holdings Co plans to go private and will hold bidding rounds starting in June 2026 with US investment funds involved.
-
Nvidia launches $20 billion bond sale, upsized to $25 billion amid strong demand
Nvidia launched its first corporate bond offering in five years, aiming to raise $20 billion, with demand pushing size above $25 billion across seven tranches.
-
Malaysian Ministry of Finance uncovers irregularities in government tenders
The Ministry of Finance revealed irregularities in government tender procurement, with tailored specifications favoring certain vendors, and reforms underway to end direct negotiations.