Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th July, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

BN's manifesto includes securing RM30 billion in new investments over the next five years.

PM Anwar orders a fix for the shortage of foreign workers at mamak restaurants within a month.

Malaysia envoy summoned by the US over the country's Israel policy, according to reports.

Penang State Museum reopens after a nine-year closure, with free entry until the end of August.

KL police intensify their crackdown on begging syndicates exploiting humanitarian causes.

Anwar says development funds for PJ and Subang are available but not for opposing MPs.

Malaysia faces a 10 percent duty under the US's new tariffs related to forced labor rules.

Maybank has been named the world's best bank for corporate responsibility this year.

Aliff becomes the first Malaysian to win a title in the ONE Championship.

Malaysia government studies a possible Formula One return to Sepang as a Bahrain replacement.

Scientists are designing CRISPR gene editors using AI to enhance safety and precision.

Experts call for universal RSV immunization to protect New Zealand’s most vulnerable babies.

Health office urges public to use the iDengue portal to monitor dengue hotspots effectively.

Hormone ‘fingerprint’ discovered in endometriosis could lead to better understanding of the condition.

Madagascar reports over 3,000 mpox cases since the outbreak began in December 2025.

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