Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th February, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Terengganu state exco faces court tomorrow over claims of hiring his children in GLCs.

Twenty people trapped in Tokyo Skytree elevator for five hours, all rescued safely.

American expat loses nearly RM665,000 in an online investment scam, highlighting fraud risks.

Putrajaya continues with Arm Holdings deal despite ongoing MACC investigation, says economy minister.

Court rejects preacher’s request to extend teaching credentials, impacting his future activities.

Six people, including two children, killed in a tragic boat collision in Vietnam.

PETRONAS Chemicals reports RM754 million quarterly loss, warns of a tough outlook for 2026.

United Plantations announces record profit in its 120-year history, declaring 81 sen dividends.

Maxis-U Mobile merger talks reportedly hit a dead end, raising concerns for future collaboration.

Actor Tom Felton pays tribute to his character Draco Malfoy with a festive poster.

Europe makes strides in space access with upcoming reusable launcher flight tests on the horizon.

AI stethoscopes outperform doctors in detecting heart disease, showcasing advancements in medical technology.

Indonesia enhances monitoring following an Australian measles alert, urging travelers to check vaccinations.

Grief fuels glory as Johorian street photographer gains international acclaim, making Malaysia proud.

Particle’s new AI news app curates podcast highlights, making it easier for users to stay informed.

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