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Malaysia Rail Link to announce official ECRL passenger fares by end of 2026
Malaysia Rail Link said official passenger fares for the East Coast Rail Link will be announced by the year-end after approvals are completed.
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Anak Krakatau Volcano Eruption Closes Up to 8 Indonesian Airports, Disrupts 2,300+ Flights
Anak Krakatau volcano erupted from September 4, forcing closure of multiple Indonesian airports and delaying or canceling over 1,500 flights.
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Malaysia undecided on aviation carbon tax, tightens personnel checks after drug case
Malaysia remains undecided on compulsory aviation carbon tax and is strengthening aviation personnel checks after a drug trafficking case involving a Malaysia Airlines co-pilot.
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Former Felda General Manager Remanded Over Abuse of Power and Land Sale Investigation
A former Felda general manager was remanded for five days over abuse of power and corrupt land sale allegations in Putrajaya.
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ECB expected to raise benchmark interest rates on September 10 amid inflation, Middle East tensions
The European Central Bank plans a 25 basis point rate hike to 2.5% on September 10 due to rising inflation and geopolitical risks.
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Malaysia Education Minister Allows Parents to Keep Children Home Amid Haze Health Concerns
Malaysia’s Education Minister permits parents to keep children home over haze health risks, with school closures linked to Air Pollutant Index levels.
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Sunway Construction ups Johor data centre contracts to RM865.6 million with RM664.4 million variation orders
Sunway Construction subsidiary accepted RM664.4 million variation orders, raising two Johor data centre contracts to RM865.6 million.
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Mohd Puad Zarkashi Will Not Defend Rengit Seat in July Johor State Election
Datuk Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi confirmed he will not contest the Rengit seat in the July 11 Johor state election due to age.
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Two men including former Felda-linked official arrested over land sale corruption in Malaysia
Two men, including a former Felda-linked statutory body official, were arrested by MACC on September 6 over alleged land sale irregularities and abuse of power.
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Sultan Nazrin warns against impulsive leadership, calls for lessons from the Hijrah
Deputy Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Nazrin Shah urged leaders to avoid rash decisions and highlighted sacrifice and strategic planning from the Hijrah at a June 17 event in Putrajaya.
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Malaysia's Budget 2027 to Focus on Middle and Lower-Income Groups
Malaysia will present its Budget 2027 on October 9, emphasizing support for middle-income (M40) and lower-income households facing economic pressures.
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Malaysia Airlines and Batik Air cancel 20 Malaysia-Jakarta flights amid Anak Krakatau ash disruption
Malaysia Airlines and Batik Air cancelled 20 flights between Malaysia and Jakarta due to volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau on September 6-7, 2026.
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Airbus cancels AirAsia X order for 15 A330-900 aircraft by mutual agreement
Airbus and AirAsia X agreed to cancel the order for 15 A330-900 widebody jets amid a shift in AirAsia's fleet strategy.
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BYD to unveil Malaysia expansion plan within a week amid partnership talks
Chinese EV maker BYD will announce its next step in Malaysia expansion within a week, exploring local partnerships amid regulatory changes.
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Malaysia’s Fuel Supply Stable Amid Elevated Oil Prices Expected Through 2028
Malaysia’s government says fuel supply remains stable despite tight global oil markets affected by Middle East conflict.
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Negeri Sembilan government reaffirms support for Tuanku Muhriz amid succession dispute
Menteri Besar Ismail Lasim and Negeri Sembilan government pledged full allegiance to Tuanku Muhriz as Yang di-Pertuan Besar despite opposing royal removal claims.
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Mount Anak Krakatau eruption halts flights at Soekarno-Hatta Airport, 301 flights affected
Mount Anak Krakatau erupted starting September 4, disrupting over 300 flights and stranding thousands at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta Airport by September 6.
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Binance to lose EU licence bid, risks losing permission to operate in bloc
Binance is expected to lose its EU MiCA licence bid, threatening its ability to offer services in the bloc from July 1.
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Trial of Hydroshoppe and directors over KL Tower bribery set for January 4, 2027
The High Court fixed January 4, 2027, to start the trial of Hydroshoppe and its directors over alleged bribery involving Kuala Lumpur Tower rights.
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Shuttle Selatan train service launched linking Johor Bahru Sentral, Kulai, and Pasir Gudang
Shuttle Selatan train service began operations June 16, connecting Kulai, JB Sentral, and Pasir Gudang to benefit 2 million residents.
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Malaysia seeks closer housing cooperation with Singapore through knowledge-sharing
Malaysia aims to enhance housing development collaboration with Singapore via talent exchanges and insights from Singapore’s public housing models.
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Malaysia's Domestic Tourism Spending Hits RM121.3 Billion in 2025, Up 13.6%
Malaysia's domestic tourism spending rose 13.6% to RM121.3 billion in 2025, driven by increased visitor numbers and longer stays.
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Three Malaysian tech companies announce ACE Market IPOs in June-July 2026
RNG Tech, Sum Technology, and SRKK AI launched IPOs to raise over RM69 million for expansion and tech initiatives.
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Puspakom plans 24-hour vehicle inspections starting January 2027 in Malaysia
Puspakom will begin 24-hour vehicle inspections in January 2027, pending public response and workforce readiness.