Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th April, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

UAE exits OPEC, marking a significant shift in global oil dynamics.

Oil supply recovery may take up to a year if the fuel crisis continues.

Malaysia's unity government faces instability following the Negeri Sembilan crisis.

A pipe leak at Hospital Ampang causes water to cascade from the ceiling.

PM Anwar launches Huawei AI Lab and urges caution on new AI models.

Kedah police arrest a man for allegedly assaulting his wife, causing miscarriage.

Court dismisses bankruptcy petition from a Singapore casino over gambling debt.

MACC secures a prohibition order on a RM6.7 million transfer linked to 1MDB.

James Chai provides a statement to MACC regarding a RM1.11 billion semiconductor probe.

Death toll rises to 14 after a train crash near Jakarta, Indonesia.

EU urges Southeast Asia to find alternatives to Russian oil amid ongoing tensions.

Trump expresses dissatisfaction with Iran's proposal regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

Oil prices surge past $110 as global markets react to geopolitical tensions.

Demand for rare metals is driving a rise in vehicle thefts across Malaysia.

New premium smartphones from Xiaomi expected to launch globally in May.

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