Malaysia
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International Islamic University Malaysia Dismisses Professor Over Pseudo-History Claims
IIUM has officially terminated professor Solehah Yaacob following viral claims that ancient Malays possessed the ability to fly.
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Malaysian PM’s One-China Reaffirmation Rattles Taiwan’s DPP
Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim’s firm support for the one-China principle has sparked backlash from Taiwan’s DPP, intensifying regional diplomatic friction.
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Police Manhunt Underway After RM1.7 Million Jewellery Heist at SkyAvenue Mall
Three suspects remain at large following a two-minute armed robbery at a SkyAvenue Mall goldsmith that netted RM1.7 million in jewellery and gold.
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Two Men Charged for Alleged Conspiracy to Help Lim Tean Flee Singapore
Two Singaporean men were charged for allegedly conspiring to help lawyer Lim Tean illegally flee to Malaysia to avoid a prison sentence.
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Singapore Opposition Politician Lim Tean Arrested in Malaysia Following Failed Court Surrender
Singaporean lawyer Lim Tean has been arrested in Johor Bahru after failing to surrender for a jail term, as two men face charges for allegedly assisting his exit.
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Anwar Ibrahim’s ruling coalition faces crisis after Negeri Sembilan defeat
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s ruling bloc lost the Negeri Sembilan state election, sparking internal friction within the DAP and threatening government stability.
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Malaysia Faces Durian Market Glut as Prices Plummet; Singaporean Retailers Brace for Impact
A climate-driven bumper harvest in Malaysia has sent durian prices to historic lows, creating a supply glut that is challenging regional exporters and impacting retail dynamics in Singapore.
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Malaysian Footwear Brand Machino Joins Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia List
Malaysian entrepreneurs Esther and Amy Tai, founders of the footwear brand Machino, have been recognized in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2026 list for their innovative, comfort-focused retail model.
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Malaysia News Digest: PTPTN Scholarship Expansion, Sports Updates, and Weather Alerts
A roundup of key developments in Malaysia, including the expansion of PTPTN scholarships for 10,000 students, Sin Li Jane’s bowling success, hockey team challenges, and severe weather warnings.
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Malaysia Balances Election Pressures with Energy and Food Security Challenges
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s administration faces a complex landscape as it prepares for state elections in Johor and Negeri Sembilan while navigating inflation, potential Russian oil imports, and climate-driven food insecurity.
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Malaysia Balances Tech-Driven Growth with Regulatory Crackdown
Malaysia is simultaneously expanding its digital lending and green energy infrastructure while launching a major enforcement campaign against illegal foreign-owned businesses.




