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Anwar Ibrahim issues legal letter to PAS deputy over alleged defamatory remarks
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim sent a letter of demand to PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim over alleged defamatory statements made in June.
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Starlink to trial direct-to-device satellite internet technology in Malaysia
Starlink plans a trial in Malaysia of its direct-to-device satellite internet to connect mobile phones without telecom towers.
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Bursa Malaysia Reports 26% Q2 Net Profit Rise, Raises 2026 IPO Market Cap Target
Bursa Malaysia's net profit jumped 26% in Q2 2026 to RM71.78 million, lifting its full-year IPO market cap target to RM34 billion.
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Malaysia arrests 12 over hacking and fraudulent visas in immigration system breach
Malaysian authorities arrested 12 suspects on July 28 for hacking the immigration system and issuing over 1,300 fake Temporary Employment Visit Passes.
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Malaysian Home Ministry to pursue Prisons Act amendments amid immigration depot overcrowding
Home Minister Saifuddin said the ministry will continue Prisons Act talks and immigration enforcement despite crowded detention facilities.
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Malaysia urges unified air disaster system to improve emergency response
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi called for an integrated air disaster management system at a Kuala Lumpur workshop.
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Malaysian Cabinet to Decide on Public Release of Tabung Haji Inquiry Report
Malaysia’s Cabinet is set to decide this week whether to release the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji’s 2018 financial crisis.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim calls for discipline in government, announces civil service reforms and budget plans
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged officials to avoid attacking coalition partners and announced civil service salary and promotion reforms along with Budget 2027 plans.
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Johor revokes Network School's business licence and orders shutdown over breaches
Johor's Iskandar Puteri City Council revoked Network School's licence and ordered closure after multiple inspections found breaches.
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Malaysian government backs MACC probe into RM163.4 million KWAP eFishery investment loss
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim supports the MACC investigation into KWAP’s RM163.4 million investment loss in Indonesian startup eFishery.
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Malaysia eyes higher STR and SARA aid in 2027 budget amid rising costs
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia may increase aid under STR and SARA schemes in the 2027 budget if the economy permits.
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Malaysia to study national petroleum reserve and passes National Trust Fund Bill
Malaysia’s government will study creating a national petroleum reserve and passed the National Trust Fund Bill 2026 to strengthen fund governance.
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US dollar softens on cooler US inflation and Middle East tensions; ringgit fluctuates amid mixed factors
US dollar slipped after June consumer inflation fell to 3.5% and Middle East tensions rose; Japanese firms felt pressure from BoJ rate hikes while Malaysia’s ringgit saw mixed moves in mid-July.
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MACC probes US$13 million luxury property linked to 1MDB funds; Rosmah luxury goods trial set for June 2027
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission opened an inquiry into a US$13 million property tied to 1MDB funds and set a civil trial on luxury goods for June 2027.
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Malaysia keeps fuel prices steady for July 9-15 amid cautious oil market outlook
Malaysia’s Finance Ministry announced unchanged retail fuel prices from July 9 to 15, 2026, due to stable domestic supply and moderated global oil costs.
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Malaysia’s Manufacturing Sales Grow 8.9% in May 2026 Led by Electrical and Electronics
Malaysia’s manufacturing sales rose 8.9% to RM172.7 billion in May 2026, supported by strong growth in electrical and electronics products and steady employment.
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Malaysia seizes over 75,000 illegal cryptocurrency mining machines since 2022
Malaysian authorities have confiscated 75,578 illegal cryptocurrency mining machines in more than 3,000 raids since January 2022.
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Malaysia secures stable petroleum supply through December 2026 despite global disruptions
Malaysia's government ensured sufficient petroleum supply from July to December 2026 amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions and fluctuating oil prices.
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Former Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Testifies in Muhyiddin’s Jana Wibawa Graft Trial
Tengku Zafrul, ex-finance minister, testified as prosecution witness in Muhyiddin Yassin’s Jana Wibawa corruption trial in July 2026.
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Malaysia and Singapore to launch joint digital immigration system and new border lanes by January 2027
Malaysia and Singapore will introduce a new digital immigration system and additional lanes at Johor-Singapore border to ease congestion by January 2027.
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PM Anwar Ibrahim urges end to cronyism in Bumiputera financing, launches RM2.25b platform
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called for an end to political patronage in Bumiputera entrepreneur loans and launched a RM2.25 billion financing platform to support growth.
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Selangor's GDP grows to RM460.1 billion in 2025, accounting for 26.5% of Malaysia's economy
Selangor's economy expanded by RM28 billion in 2025 to RM460.1 billion, contributing 26.5% to Malaysia's GDP with a 6.3% growth rate.
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Malaysia considers EV sales levy to fund public charging network expansion
Malaysia is considering a levy on every electric vehicle sold to fund expansion of its public EV charging infrastructure amid insufficient industry investment.
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Saudi Aramco reports $33.4 billion Q2 net profit amid US-Iran war-driven oil price surge
Saudi Aramco's second-quarter net income rose to about $33.4 billion, up 33-44% year-over-year amid disruptions to regional oil supplies.