Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th July, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Network School halts investment plans in Malaysia following Israeli controversy.

Type 2 diabetes cases are being diagnosed in Malaysians as young as 14, warns Health Minister.

Public backlash signals Harapan must not take voters for granted in upcoming elections.

Super El Nino threat prompts Anwar to order urgent measures to protect Malaysia’s food supply.

Doctors are leaving permanent posts as the healthcare workforce faces significant challenges.

Over 3,500 medical officers have quit public healthcare between 2023 and 2025, says Health Ministry.

Zahid eyes the Prime Minister position as PAS seeks a return to government, says Puad.

Binance remains banned in Malaysia, according to government officials.

Brunei Sultan calls for unity and resilience as regional leaders strengthen ties.

US reports a wave of strikes on Iran as tensions escalate in the Middle East.

Thailand pressures Myanmar for direct envoy access to detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Ex-nurse arrested for allegedly causing a patient's death by tampering with an IV tube.

Malaysian fuel prices see increases with diesel up 10 sen and RON95 up five sen per litre.

Government launches LSS6, expecting to attract significant private investment in renewable energy.

Singaporeans set to outspend JB visitors by S$294 million annually once RTS Link opens.

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