Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th April, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Police raid a journalist's home over a report on the migrant worker system.

UMNO faces accusations of betraying PMX’s trust amid a potential fall of the N. Sembilan government.

A PAS member denies mocking police at roadblocks, while a Kelantan rep boasts of evading them.

A police report is filed as a fake account targets the Selangor Sultan, prompting calls for action.

Selangor PN criticizes the suspension of two assemblymen after a rejected motion regarding pig farming.

Former PM Najib withdraws his appeal against house arrest, according to local media reports.

ASEAN ministers commit to ensuring regional energy security amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

Padini reports 21 frozen bank accounts as part of an ongoing MACC investigation.

A man accused of domestic abuse has a history of severe violence against his partners, say police.

The Sultan of Selangor consents to proceed with cost-saving measures for Sukma 2026.

NASA confirms Mars has air, but questions remain about its ability to support human life.

Japan's measles infection rate is rising due to international travelers and a drop in vaccinations.

Repurposed cancer drugs show promise in repairing gut barriers for Crohn's disease patients.

Vietnam sees a rise in hand, foot, and mouth disease, with concerns over the EV71 virus.

Fishermen in northern Japan are affected by forest fires, delaying the sea urchin season.

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