Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th December, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Whistleblower Justo emphasizes that justice matters as Najib is sentenced to 15 years in prison.

Police arrest a man linked to the Nilai explosion, seizing 31 suspected IEDs in the process.

Taiwan experiences a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, but fortunately, no major damage has been reported.

Thailand and Cambodia reach an immediate ceasefire after weeks of deadly border clashes.

An activist calls on MACC to freeze accounts linked to a senior army officer amid an investigation.

Myanmar’s junta takes steps to counter dissent at the ballot box amid boycott calls.

An 18-year-old falls victim to a prize scam, losing nearly RM60,000 to the syndicate.

A customer foils an attempt to steal a RM30,000 gold chain in Terengganu, showcasing quick thinking.

Pahang’s MB is ready to evaluate a rail line proposal for Cameron Highlands due to congestion concerns.

Malaysia expands air connectivity with 21 new international routes ahead of VMY 2026.

Candidate registration for Thailand's February election kicks off nationwide, energizing the political scene.

An elderly woman is forced to evacuate her home three times in a month due to flooding.

The fire department clarifies that two parked EVs involved in a recent house fire were not charging.

Travellers are taking advantage of a strong ringgit as it reaches a five-year high against the US dollar.

China sees a rise in survival rates for child and adolescent cancer patients, bringing hope to families.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!