Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th July, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Argentina edges out Egypt in World Cup thriller, with Messi inspiring the comeback.

Finance Ministry launches 'MediAsas' health insurance pilot, set to begin at the end of July.

Singapore and Indonesia leaders emphasize the importance of keeping the Strait of Malacca open.

Lawyer claims Banting school stabbing suspect is autistic, as victim leaves ICU but remains traumatized.

BN's victory in Johor may not spark a national resurgence, as Chinese votes become uncertain.

Third tanker attacked in Hormuz in just 24 hours, escalating tensions in the region.

Higher voter turnout is crucial for a stronger mandate in Johor, says Maszlee.

54-year-old suffers burns in Green Lane fire, damaging three homes and a van.

Early voter turnout in Johor reaches an impressive 94.49 percent, according to the Election Commission.

FIFA responds to Balogun World Cup decision, sparking discussions on citizenship issues.

Xi Jinping calls for an all-out rescue effort as severe storms wreak havoc in China.

Ringgit ends higher as a weaker US dollar and firmer oil prices boost market sentiment.

Data center jobs in Malaysia can pay up to RM30,000 a month, highlighting industry growth.

Astro's X3 streaming service targets digital-first users with no installation or contracts required.

Calls for refreshments at Tehran funeral events create a festive atmosphere amid solemnity.

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