Anwar’s govt to impose limited electricity tariff hike excluding SMEs
The move will result in a RM30 billion crunch to the government coffers.
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Two more Singapore navy Invincible-class submarines launched in Germany
The custom-designed submarines will bring modern and advanced capabilities to the Republic of Singapore Navy, said PM Lee.
‘No time to lose, get HSR back on track’
Trade and consumer affairs committee chairman Lee Ting Han voiced the readiness of the state to cooperate with Putrajaya on the possible revival of the project.
Three people injured after funfair ride malfunctions in Shah Alam
Several viral videos and photos surfaced on social media showing the ride going out of control, which caused the victims to fall.
Malaysia edge Japan to reach last eight despite Aifa’s injury scare
Aifa Azman, who played as the No. 1 for Malaysia, started off badly in the first two games before bouncing back to take the third 11-8 to keep the match alive.
Warnings of flash floods for Malaysia
The wet weather is expected to last until early next year due to the northeast monsoon and the La Nina cycle, an official said.
Croc spotted at flooded road in M’sia’s Kuantan
The crocodile was spotted in a 30-sec video that has gone viral.
Japan joins US efforts to thwart Beijing chip ambitions
Japan, together with Netherlands, is due to announce measures to tighten controls over the export of advanced chipmaking machinery in China.
Malaysia’s first ever Michelin Stars awarded to 4 restaurants in KL and Penang
The Michelin Guide dates back to 1900 when the first guide was compiled by brothers Andre and Edouard Michelin instructional material for travellers in France.
Confidence vote a ‘sign of leadership’: Lawmakers
The vote of confidence in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government is set to take place next week.