Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 5th June, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Barisan Nasional to introduce new candidates in Johor polls, says Zahid.

Kluang crash suspect to be re-arrested as murder investigation continues.

Unit under Prime Minister’s department to manage funds for Subang and Petaling Jaya.

Malaysia Airports reveals RM11 billion airport upgrade plan over five years.

Azam Baki questioned for two hours over threat allegations by businessman.

Malaysia defends trade practices amid US concerns over forced labor and excess capacity.

Jelutong landfill contractor not required to pay RM20 million before work begins.

Prime Minister dismisses election concerns, focusing on governance instead.

Government recruits military retirees to address shortage of drivers and technicians.

Strong El Niño may be on the way, with climate change intensifying its effects.

Ministry of Education and NRD assist six siblings who have never attended school.

Typhoon Jangmi makes landfall in Japan, highest-level warning issued for the first time.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards deny involvement in deadly attack on Kuwait airport.

TNG Digital launches revamped eWallet interface, rollout begins today.

Pentech Holdings’ IPO oversubscribed nearly 121 times ahead of ACE Market listing.

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