Malaysia News in English

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

EU and India finalize major trade deal, promising lower prices on various goods.

Premium hikes lead to over 340,000 policy cancellations in the health insurance sector.

Malaysia scraps proposed diagnostic test for six-year-olds entering Year One, says PM Anwar.

Bersatu MP suggests importing pork instead of maintaining local pig farms.

Malaysia opens its first commercial SAF plant in Johor, advancing aviation decarbonization efforts.

Accidental 'crying horse' toy goes viral in China ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations.

Moderate earthquake rattles Java Sea, causing evacuations in nearby schools.

Bank rally boosts FBM KLCI by nearly 1%, marking a seven-year high for Malaysia’s stock benchmark.

Nipah virus outbreak in India prompts airport screenings across Asia for safety measures.

Dengue outbreak at Batu Kawa townhouse leads to intensified control measures by local authorities.

Scientists use AI to identify dinosaur footprints, offering new insights into ancient life.

More young adults and teens in Singapore are being diagnosed with cancer, raising concerns.

Final call for physical road tax renewals at post offices before the digital switch on February 1.

Malik defies odds to earn a PhD while serving a life sentence, showcasing resilience.

Ex-lawyer sentenced to 18 years for criminal breach of trust, highlighting legal accountability.

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