Malaysia
Whose problem? The looming US-Europe divorce is Asia’s headache too
As transatlantic ties fray, a Europe scrambling for self-reliance may prove as ‘me-first’ as the US
Anwar won’t pardon Jho Low as 1MDB fugitive seeks clemency in US
Any clemency for Low would likely draw a backlash in Malaysia where authorities have spent years pursuing him
Malaysia economy expands 5.4% in Q1 as Bank Negara warns of tougher outlook
The country is entering a tougher global environment from a ‘position of strength’, says the central bank
Malaysia to seek legal action, compensation in row with Norway over scrapped defence deal
Norway has decided to revoke export approvals for a naval strike missile system intended for six combat ships
That ‘cheap’ Malaysia condo could cost Singapore buyers far more than they think
A weaker ringgit may boost appeal for foreign buyers, but experts say taxes, financing rules and resale liquidity matter
Malaysia mulls further fuel subsidy cuts even as election looms
The move comes as the country faces a sharp increase in fuel subsidy spending
Malaysia’s anti-graft chief ends term amid unresolved probes
Findings of the probe into Azam’s shareholdings once the two investigations are completed
Penang looks past hyperscale data centres, doubles down on chips
The northern state shuns the data centre race to focus on its stronger competitive advantages
Anwar to outline Malaysia oil supply continuity plan
It’s to ensure enough domestic supply to support economic activity
Malaysia mulls steps against Meta on fake royal accounts
It flagged more than 15,000 fake accounts using the names of 26 royal family members
