El Nino may delay planting in Malaysia
El Nino is a climate phenomenon that typically brings hotter and drier conditions to Malaysia, increasing the risk of drought and water shortages – affecting agriculture and…
Energy
PM Anwar’s Russia, Turkmenistan visits strengthen Malaysia’s energy security, says BRICS International Malaysia
Its chairman, Jaziri Alkaf Abdillah Sufian, said PM Anwar's engagements in Russia and Turkmenistan underscore Malaysia's ability to maintain constructive relationships across…
How Malaysia is blending more palm oil into diesel to cut its reliance on crude oil imports
Malaysia’s move to increase the palm oil content seeks to conserve diesel reserves, with Kuala Lumpur warning that existing fuel stockpiles may last only until July.
Malaysia PM Anwar’s Russia visit bolsters ties, secures long-term Russian oil, gas supplies
The highlight of the mission was Russia's commitment to guaranteeing the long-term supply of petrol, oil, and gas to Malaysia, which Anwar said would provide greater energy…
Pakistan assails 17 Indian projects on Indus waterways, calls them ‘tools for hydro-hegemony’
Deputy PM Dar’s statement has come at a time when water and the Indus Waters Treaty remain a contentious issue between India and Pakistan, following New Delhi’s unilateral…
High energy costs still haunt Philippines, Southeast Asia neighbours
The International Energy Agency said Southeast Asia is a critical driver of global energy trends, with the region’s growth in demand projected to hit 20 per cent to 25 per cent…
PM flags outmigration and fuel vulnerability as Bhutan’s biggest risks
Presenting the State of the Nation Report 2026 to Parliament yesterday, Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay described outmigration as the country's most serious national challenge,…
Philippine President Marcos, Russian counterpart Putin discuss boosting energy, food security ties
The meeting took place on the sidelines of the ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit.
Myanmar advances offshore gas plans after major deepwater finds
Following confirmation of up to 14 trillion cubic feet in proven reserves, the Ayeyarwady project is now being prepared for commercial production.
Southeast Asia needs bold steps to boost energy security, cut costly fuel imports: International Energy Agency
The energy crisis triggered by the war in Iran has highlighted just how exposed Southeast Asia is to costly energy imports and the need for urgent, bold steps to shield the region…