Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st May, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Fire engulfs George Town's iconic Odeon building, one person confirmed dead.

Defence Minister reveals US may sell missiles to Malaysia after Norway deal fails.

Amanah's secretary-general defends temporary 'private PJ Hospital' amid criticism.

Hiker Jaslinda's disappearance brings back memories of the Acap mystery from seven years ago.

LRT train derailment in Kuala Lumpur caused by a faulty track switch, investigation ongoing.

Pentagon chief urges allies to increase defence spending amid concerns over China.

Sabah's special grant interim payment increased to RM1.5 billion, says Prime Minister Anwar.

Anwar states budget cuts to Education Ministry are unavoidable but manageable.

Seven Nepalis injured in a tour bus accident on Genting Highlands road.

Government likely to delay RON95 subsidy changes despite rising oil market risks.

Lao cave survivors resorted to eating wooden trays to stay alive during their ordeal.

Shangri-La Dialogue praises Malaysia and ASEAN for their role in regional stability.

Tentative agreement reached in Iran negotiations, awaiting Trump's approval.

Oil prices drop significantly on hopes for a US-Iran ceasefire agreement.

Three scientists awarded Hong Kong’s Shaw Prize for breakthrough therapy in rare leukaemia.

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