Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th March, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Zamri and Tamim have fled to Thailand as police intensify their search.

RON95 subsidies could soar to RM24 billion by 2026 if the Iran conflict continues.

Police clarify that an academic was called in as a witness, not a suspect.

Stocks rise as oil prices drop, but the Iran conflict clouds the market outlook.

Malaysia condemns Israel’s closure of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, calling it heinous.

A trader has been charged with murder after ramming into gunmen on a motorcycle.

Key figures in a national security probe have reportedly left the country, says Bukit Aman.

Malaysia's EPF plans to expand its i-Lindung life insurance scheme for members.

Sabah will oppose the federal government's bid to stay a High Court order on revenue entitlement.

Malaysia is among countries facing potential new tariffs in U.S. trade investigations.

Indonesia is planning an international military training facility in Morotai.

The U.S. is conducting rescue efforts following a military aircraft crash in Iraq.

Petrol prices in Singapore have surpassed highs set during the Ukraine crisis in 2022.

Huawei has launched its Mate 80 Pro and FreeBuds Pro 5 in Malaysia.

Badminton: Aaron and Khai Xing stun Indonesian seeds to reach Swiss Open quarters.

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