Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th February, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Thailand's PM's Bhumjaithai Party takes early lead in three-way election race.

Petaling Street comes alive with a vibrant horse parade celebrating the Spring Festival.

Healthcare reform: Dr. Dzul discusses MHIT plan covering controlled pre-existing conditions.

Veteran Sabah civil servant Simon Sipaun, a human rights defender, passes away at 88.

Anwar addresses Selangor's pig farming issues, stating they didn't appear overnight.

Penang's bankruptcy numbers are rising, raising concerns about economic stability.

Police arrest a man who allegedly chased a young woman with a knife in Melaka.

Tragic news: A six-year-old Indonesian tourist dies after a car accident in Chinatown.

Filipino-American found guilty of murder for shooting ex-partner in front of children.

Children assist Ayob in late-night writing, showcasing their serious commitment to work.

Menara Affin marks a key step for Sarawak in the regional financial ecosystem, says Premier.

McDonald’s Malaysia plans to invest RM1 billion over five years to open 100 new restaurants.

Newcastle United suffers a rollercoaster defeat against Brentford, extending their winless run.

NASA confirms first flight to the ISS since medical evacuation, with a new crew ready to launch.

Researchers identify two emerging animal viruses as potential global health threats.

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