Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th March, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Hot weather in Malaysia expected to continue until June, experts warn of heatstroke risks.

Malaysia prepares for prolonged conflict in the Middle East, PM announces economic safeguards.

Fuel prices rise as Malaysia keeps subsidised RON95 at RM1.99 amid global oil surge.

Farmers warn that veggie prices could rise by 50 percent in April due to rising costs.

Four-month-old baby's remains discovered buried in Melaka, shocking community.

Malaysian universities shine as 14 break into QS World Top 50 rankings this year.

PM warns influential parties against interfering in police crackdown on crime syndicates.

Melaka police dismantle 'Harraz Gang', bringing an end to their crime spree.

Teen injured after being slapped by a stranger for allegedly jumping a queue.

Malaysian star Fish Liew wins best actress at Hong Kong Film Directors’ Guild Awards.

Vietnam lowers fuel prices after diesel costs soared due to the Middle East conflict.

Ringgit opens higher against the US dollar as global markets react positively to easing tensions.

Samsung launches AI-powered air conditioners in Malaysia, offering innovative cooling solutions.

NASA announces plans for a nuclear-powered mission to Mars, aiming for a 2028 launch.

Measles outbreak in Japan raises alarm as cases surge, prompting concerns in neighboring Korea.

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