Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th May, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Supply chain issues may pose a bigger challenge than prices, says Mydin boss.

Penang CM and former CM clash in heated spat over land issue in state assembly.

Defence Ministry considers legal action over scrapped missile contract with Norway.

S&P and Nasdaq hit record closes on tech boost amid optimism over Trump’s China trip.

Two more Malaysian haj pilgrims die in Mecca, raising the death toll to five this season.

Jho Low must return to face the law, says Fahmi, as he seeks Trump pardon for 1MDB case.

Thailand cuts visa-free stay to 30 days for tourists from 93 countries, impacting travelers.

Philippines’ Marcos to hold briefing following gunfire incident in the Senate.

EG Industries surges 23% after securing a massive RM949 million order.

Ringgit opens higher against US dollar for the seventh consecutive day, maintaining its uptrend.

Shokz launches new OpenFit Pro in Malaysia, featuring premium audio at a RM1,199 price tag.

Namewee acquitted of drug charges in Kuala Lumpur after the Attorney General drops the case.

Acer Malaysia announces a refresh of its Predator gaming line at the Kasi Onz roadshow.

Obesity rates are rising faster in lower-income countries, according to new studies.

NASA's Psyche probe captures stunning images of Mars as it nears the planet for a gravity boost.

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