Malaysia moves to tackle future EV battery waste challenge
According to the Road Transport Department (JPJ), 5,894 EVs were registered in April 2026, a sharp 103.8% increase from 2,892 units recorded during the same month last year.
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Spotless toilets now a must for Malaysian eateries to keep licences
Under the ruling, toilets at all food outlets have to be in full working condition, have dry floors, proper cleaning scheduled and provide soap and other basic hygiene facilities.
Foreigners allegedly buying lower-priced homes in Malaysia
The issue was highlighted by Izhar Shah Arif Shah (PN-Seberang Jaya), who claimed that there were properties owned by Chinese nationals valued below the state’s minimum…
Pricier coconuts, cheaper rice in Malaysia
According to figures from the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM), the average price for one kg of grated coconut rose by RM3.16, from RM8.33 in 2024 to RM11.49 in 2025.
Malaysia not selling oil to ASEAN members as it still imports 400,000 barrels daily, says minister
The Investment, Trade, and Industry Minister Johari Abdul Ghani said that although Malaysia is fortunate to be an oil-producing nation, it is still considered a net oil importer.
Nothing beats tasting fresh durian in Malaysia
For Chinese visitor Yang Fei, 50, tasting Malaysia’s famed durians at their source had long been a highly anticipated culinary experience.
Malaysian King heads to Russia on President Putin’s special invitation
According to a Facebook post by the King, His Majesty’s private aircraft took off from the Royal Hangar at Senai International Airport at 8am yesterday.
Dragon diplomacy: Indonesia lends Komodo lizard pair to Japan zoo
Indonesia's environment ministry said in a statement the programme's main objective was "long-term conservation."
Malaysia’s Negri royalty saga goes from bad to worse
Barisan’s withdrawal of support for a Pakatan Harapan-led government not only undermines the political authority of the Mentri Besar but also creates the perception that the…
Rare metal demand fuels vehicle thefts in Malaysia
Catalytic converter theft is rising nationwide amid strong demand for rare metals used in automotive emission systems.