Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th February, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Party leaders make final pleas to voters ahead of Thailand's 2026 elections.

China emerges as a strategic partner for sustainable development, says Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah.

Lawyers for Liberty raise concerns over judicial independence after PM’s ex-lawyer appointed commissioner.

Ex-Goldman Sachs banker Tim Leissner sentenced for embezzling funds linked to 1MDB.

Indonesian villagers in newly defined Malaysian territory to retain citizenship and receive compensation.

Drugs kingpin and two accomplices arrested in a major police raid, seizing drugs worth RM208 million.

Bangladeshi worker tragically killed in crane accident on Jalan Perak.

Malaysian home minister warns of rising illegal foreign workers impacting local businesses.

PM Anwar condemns mosque bombing in Islamabad, extending condolences to Pakistan.

Public service in Malaysia to go paper-free starting February 9, says government chief secretary.

Japan's PM Takaichi faces critical snap election, aiming to convert popularity into victory.

US lifts tariffs on Indian goods linked to Russian oil, signaling economic shifts.

Malaysia's data center boom raises environmental concerns over water usage and pollution.

Drop in mandarin orange prices ahead of Chinese New Year lifts festive spirits in Melaka.

This 23-year-old once aimed to swim for Malaysia, now shines as one of Ireland's top swimmers.

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