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Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
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Helicopter fire at Subang Airport disrupts flights, runway reopens after hours
A Kamov Ka-32S helicopter caught fire during maintenance at Subang Airport on August 15, grounding flights and closing the runway for over two hours.
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ST Telemedia Global Data Centres Secures US$1.37 Billion Green Loan for Johor Campus
ST Telemedia Global Data Centres obtained US$1.37 billion in green financing to develop its Johor data centre campus in Malaysia.
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MACC detains seven in Tabung Haji probe linked to RCI report findings
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission detained seven individuals on August 14 linked to the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry investigation.
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Phase 3 Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah payments start for 5.3 million recipients with RM1.2 billion allocation
Phase 3 disbursement of STR cash aid began today, reaching 5.3 million recipients with a total allocation of RM1.2 billion.
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1MDB withdraws US$5.64 billion civil suit against former CFO Radhi Mohamad
1Malaysia Development Berhad agreed on August 13, 2026, to withdraw a US$5.64 billion civil suit against former CFO Radhi Mohamad by court consent order.
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2026 PKR National Congress opens with Anwar Ibrahim outlining reform agenda
The 2026 PKR National Congress began August 14 in Melaka with Anwar Ibrahim set to deliver a strategic policy speech August 15.
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15-year-old ordered to enter defence in Bandar Utama schoolgirl murder case
A 15-year-old boy was ordered by the High Court to enter his defence in the murder of a 16-year-old schoolgirl in Bandar Utama, Malaysia.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Returns Home After Hernia Surgery
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim was discharged from hospital and returned home on August 12 following hernia surgery.
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Nine Areas in Sarawak Record Unhealthy Air Pollutant Index Readings on August 15, 2026
Nine areas in Sarawak recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index readings on August 15, 2026, with Kuching showing the highest levels.
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Malaysia to repeal Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 to expand student freedom
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced the repeal of AUKU to expand student democratic space and freedom in higher education.
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Malaysia's Court of Appeal rules it lacks jurisdiction over 1MDB suit against White & Case
Malaysia's Court of Appeal ruled on August 12 that its courts lack jurisdiction to hear 1MDB's lawsuit against UK law firm White & Case LLP.
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Perak DAP unanimously backs staying in Malaysia's unity government under Anwar Ibrahim
Perak DAP unanimously decided to remain in Malaysia's unity government to fulfill the people's mandate and support PM Anwar Ibrahim's reform agenda.
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Malaysian Employers Federation urges stronger support for MSMEs facing rising pressures
The Malaysian Employers Federation called on August 12 for a stronger government package to help MSMEs cope with rising costs, cash-flow issues, and market challenges.
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Malaysian investor Jeff Yew proposes tech campus revival at Forest City after Network School closure
Jeff Yew, Malaysian crypto investor, offers to revive Forest City tech campus after Network School was shut down in July 2026.
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Finance Minister denies Tabung Haji losses caused by stock market downturn
Finance Minister Amir Hamzah refuted claims that Tabung Haji’s losses stemmed from stock market declines, citing stronger governance and steady hibah payouts.
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US July retail sales drop 0.6% as Bitcoin surges past $75,000 amid Treasury bond buybacks
US retail sales fell 0.6% in July 2026 while Bitcoin surged over 20%, breaking above $75,000 in mid-August amid market optimism.
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PM absent as Dewan Rakyat debates Tabung Haji RCI report; PN MPs walk out
The Dewan Rakyat held a special sitting on August 11 to debate the Tabung Haji RCI report despite the Prime Minister’s absence and a walkout by PN MPs.
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Malaysia Joins APFRAS to Boost Food Safety and Digital Governance
Malaysia officially joined the Asia-Pacific Food Regulatory Authority Summit to improve regional food safety governance through digital tools.
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Bank of Korea signals possible further rate hikes amid inflation concerns
Bank of Korea deputy governor Ryoo Sangdai signaled more interest rate hikes may come due to inflation and strong economic growth.
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Malaysia launches National Energy Efficiency Policy and Action Plan 2026–2035 targeting RM85 billion savings
Malaysia unveiled the National Energy Efficiency Policy and Action Plan 2026–2035 to save RM85.24 billion and cut energy demand by 11.6% by 2035.
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GM to sell 49.99% stake in Indiana battery plant joint venture to Samsung SDI
General Motors will sell its entire stake in the Indiana battery joint venture to Samsung SDI, making it a wholly owned subsidiary.
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Pakatan Harapan open to cooperation based on stability and people's interests
Pakatan Harapan says it will consider political cooperation with any party that supports stability and the people’s interests, denying current ties with Bersatu.
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Witness testifies Najib received 1MDB funds but unsure if Jho Low led scheme
Angela Barkhouse testified unable to confirm Jho Low's top role but confirmed Najib Razak received 1MDB funds in a civil suit hearing.
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ASEAN targets becoming world’s fourth-largest economy by 2030 with boost to intra-trade
ASEAN is aiming to become the world’s fourth-largest economy by 2030 by increasing trade within member states, officials said.