Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th January, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Malaysia to take legal action against X over Grok AI concerns amid deepfake allegations.

Blast victim was an intern set to finish training in just three days after an explosion.

Selangor to relocate pig farms to Bukit Tagar following the Sultan’s decree.

In badminton, Denmark's Gemke knocks out Malaysia's Zii Jia in the Indian Open first round.

Malaysia plans to double expat pass salary requirements starting June 1 to protect local talent.

Johor police are searching for a man accused of beating his girlfriend.

A man was found dead in a parked car at Ayer Keroh in Melaka.

Witness testifies that former political aide demanded a RM19 million bribe linked to a police tender.

Selangor ruler opposes LGBT events, denying approval for 'Glamping With Pride' in the state.

Oil prices hit a seven-week high due to concerns over potential disruptions in Iran exports.

Himalayan vulture spotted in eastern Singapore, raising excitement among birdwatchers.

South Korean researchers discover a method to remove nanoplastics from water in just ten minutes.

Heart failure deaths in the U.S. have surged since the Covid pandemic began.

Apple introduces a new Creator Studio, bundling powerful creative apps for Mac and iPad users.

Former NewJeans member Danielle Marsh addresses fans in her first livestream since leaving the group.

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