Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th January, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Hamzah questions how to attend Muhyiddin’s PN pre-council gathering without an invitation.

Court seizes 14 items from Jamal Md Yunos over unpaid legal costs to Teresa Kok.

Poll shows majority favor two-term cap for prime ministers over a ten-year limit.

Environment department director-general and deputy arrested in e-waste corruption probe.

Selangor ruler urges to keep politics out of mosques and suraus, warning against political influence.

JPJ announces flexible road tax rates for e-hailing vehicles effective January 30.

Bukit Aman records statement from Albert Tei regarding allegations involving Azam Baki.

Philippines hosts ASEAN foreign ministers' retreat to address regional tensions and issues.

Malaysia's biggest property merger may be back on the table after recent developments.

Bank Negara imposes penalties on four institutions for failures in anti-money laundering compliance.

Ringgit retreats against US dollar as Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady.

Bursa Malaysia reports a 12% drop in fourth-quarter profit, declaring a final dividend of 14 sen.

Malaysia poised for net foreign inflow as MSCI freeze diverts funds from Indonesia.

Honor upgrades YOYO AI assistant features for its MagicOS 10 devices.

The Silent NCD Crisis in Malaysia raises public health concerns, warns assistant medical officer.

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