Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th February, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Malaysia sees a tourism boom as multicultural celebrations ignite during Chinese New Year.

Ringgit ends higher against the US dollar following stronger-than-expected GDP growth.

Flash floods cause slow traffic near Ipoh on the PLUS highway.

PM Anwar calls for unity and harmony ahead of Chinese New Year celebrations.

Armed Forces chief insists commanding officers must declare their assets.

A 'Datuk' businessman faces charges in a RM20 million cheating case.

A mother of four is fined RM2,500 for a prostitution-related offence in Melaka.

KL police chief announces only two types of fireworks allowed for Chinese New Year.

Saifuddin withdraws his appeal against his sacking from Bersatu.

China woman generates US$6 million in annual sales by selling coffins to Europe.

Japan's ancient cave lions revealed through DNA analysis before their extinction.

Astro drops HBO channels after nearly 30 years, introducing four new channels.

Malaysian actor Shaun Chen takes on the role of a first-time film producer.

Nipah virus raises concerns again as a woman dies from the infection in Sabah.

Helping mothers with epilepsy access life-saving medication without fear of birth defects.

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