Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd January, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Opposition raises concerns over Education Ministry's plan for six-year-olds to start Standard One.

Devices of two editors seized amid allegations of mistranslation of Agong’s speech.

Caprice settles outstanding costs owed to a businessman in recent agreement.

‘Tan Sri’ among two arrested in connection with alleged RM300 million investment scam.

Ex-Army chief charged with laundering RM2.1 million in corruption case.

MACC investigates governance failures in e-waste management following recent raids.

Trump’s reversal on Greenland deal reportedly influenced by aides against military options.

Pearly Tan and Thinaah advance to quarters at Indonesia Masters with a swift victory.

Fifa World Cup Trophy returns to Malaysia after 12 years, drawing huge crowds at Sunway Pyramid.

Former Korean Prime Minister sentenced to 23 years in prison over martial law case.

MACC confirms cooperation with UK in RM2.5 billion money laundering investigation.

Maybank announces enhancements to its MAE platform, aiming for sustainable finance growth.

3D-printed surfaces show promise in improving quantum sensors, revealing new scientific insights.

Foods marketed as healthy may contain hidden added sugars, raising consumer awareness.

Psychiatrist advises that children should only receive smartphones after the age of 12.

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