Malaysia
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US returns over $1.37 billion in 1MDB-linked assets to Malaysia
The United States returned more than $1.37 billion in assets tied to the 1MDB scandal to Malaysia, officials confirmed.
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Former PM Najib Razak to undergo plaque removal procedure next week
Former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak will have a medical procedure to remove plaque near a blood vessel next week while serving his prison sentence.
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Muhyiddin declares Bersatu Malaysia's only standalone opposition party
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said Bersatu is the sole opposition party in Malaysia's Parliament amid political shifts.
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Statues of Myanmar’s Aung San removed amid political struggle following coup
Statues of General Aung San are being taken down across Myanmar amid a push by the military government to diminish his legacy tied to Aung San Suu Kyi’s NLD party.
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Tan Sri Ahmad Badri appointed Felda chairman to boost settlers' welfare and competitiveness
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim appointed Tan Sri Ahmad Badri Mohd Zahir as Felda chairman to strengthen the agency and uplift settlers.
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Iskandar Puteri Council orders Network School in Forest City to cease operations over licence breaches
Iskandar Puteri City Council issued a stop-business notice to Network School in Forest City after licence breaches were found at two premises.
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US import prices rise 0.3% in June, largest annual gain since 2022 driven by China imports
US import prices increased 0.3% in June 2026, marking a 7.1% rise year over year, led by higher costs of Chinese goods and capital equipment.
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Malaysia’s Prime Minister stresses AI-skilled teachers grounded in human values
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Malaysia’s education system to produce STEM and AI-skilled teachers rooted in ethics and human values.
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Malaysia's inflation rate eases to 1.9% in June 2026 from 2.0% in May
Malaysia's consumer price index rose 1.9% year-on-year in June 2026, down from 2.0% in May, driven by lower transport inflation and steady food prices.
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Malaysian parliamentary panel reviews Lynas deal to supply rare earths to US Pentagon
A Malaysian parliamentary committee held a hearing to scrutinize Lynas Rare Earths’ four-year supply deal with the US Department of Defense.
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Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance says Binance still unlicensed and blocked in country
Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance confirmed Binance remains unlicensed and its platform blocked for Malaysian users as of July 2026.
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Malaysia Finance Ministry confirms authorized use of Asset Recovery Trust funds for 1MDB and SRC debt
Malaysia’s Finance Ministry confirmed Asset Recovery Trust Account funds were used properly to repay 1MDB and SRC debts, denying misuse allegations.
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Malaysian Dewan Rakyat adjourns after 16-day sitting with 13 Bills passed
The Malaysian Dewan Rakyat adjourned on July 16 after a 16-day sitting that passed 13 Bills and several motions.
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Registrar of Societies reviews Bersatu complaint over Perikatan Nasional membership status
Registrar of Societies Malaysia began reviewing Bersatu's complaint on August 11 over its disputed membership in Perikatan Nasional.
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Coroner’s inquest into death of 13-year-old Zara Qairina marks first anniversary
The coroner’s court in Kota Kinabalu observed the first anniversary of 13-year-old Zara Qairina Mahathir’s death as her inquest continues.
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LaLaport Transportation Hub in Kuala Lumpur opens with 10,000 daily passenger capacity
The LaLaport Transportation Hub launched in Kuala Lumpur city centre to serve up to 10,000 passengers daily with integrated transport options.
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Malaysia launches Large Scale Solar 6 programme targeting full operation by 2029 end
Malaysia’s government launched the Large Scale Solar 6 (LSS6) programme to expand solar capacity and battery storage by December 31, 2029.
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Kuala Lumpur City Hall rolls out 16 reforms after scoring 0.08% in anti-corruption ranking
Kuala Lumpur City Hall implemented 16 governance reforms following a 0.08% score in the 2025 Public Service Corruption Ranking.
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MACC lifts freeze on Padini Holdings and Cropmate bank accounts after probe
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission unfroze all bank accounts of Padini Holdings and Cropmate after investigations found no wrongdoing.
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Sabah to acquire 30% stake in two oil and gas fields, plan new industrial parks
Sabah government will take a 30% stake in two offshore oil and gas fields and finalize a 40% stake in an FLNG project, plus develop new industrial zones.
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Malaysian Teen Arrested at Hong Kong Airport with 3kg Cannabis Suspected as Drug Mule
A 19-year-old Malaysian man from Sarawak was arrested in Hong Kong on July 9 carrying 3kg of cannabis worth about HK$500,000.
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KWAP lost nearly RM200 million to Indonesian startup eFishery due to fraud
KWAP invested about US$47.7 million in eFishery in 2023 and was deceived by manipulated financial reports, prompting legal action and governance reviews.
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Australia launches vaccination of captive and wild birds against H5 avian flu
Australia will vaccinate vulnerable captive and some wild native birds against the highly contagious H5 bird flu virus.
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Malaysia's MACC and Customs propose task force to boost port enforcement and tax collection
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Royal Malaysian Customs proposed a joint task force to oversee port enforcement and tax collection.