Sabah Cancels Malaysia Day Celebrations to Prioritize Flood and Landslide Relief

Sabah Cancels Malaysia Day Celebrations to Prioritize Flood and Landslide Relief

KOTA KINABALU, Sept 15 — In a heartfelt and decisive move, the Sabah state government has announced the cancellation of the Malaysia Day state-level celebration scheduled for tomorrow at Padang Merdeka. The reason: to channel all available resources toward responding to the severe floods and landslides affecting at least seven districts in the state. Chief […]

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Malaysia’s Happiness Score Hits 7.60 in 2024 Women and Teens Lead the Way

Malaysia’s Happiness Score Hits 7.60 in 2024: Women and Teens Lead the Way

PUTRAJAYA, Sept 12 — Malaysia has plenty to smile about this year, as the 2024 Malaysia Happiness Index (MHI) scored a strong 7.60 out of 10, officially placing the nation in the “happy” category, according to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM). This achievement isn’t just a number—it reflects the country’s progress in building a […]

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High-Rise or Landed? How Gen Z is Changing the Way Malaysia Lives

High-Rise or Landed? How Gen Z is Changing the Way Malaysia Lives

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 1 — A quiet revolution is reshaping the Malaysian housing market — and it’s being led by Gen Z. According to property group Juwai IQI, four out of five Gen Z Malaysians now prefer high-rise living, opting for condominiums and apartments over traditional landed homes. This generational shift isn’t just about taste […]

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KLIA Airspace Closure from August 26-31 for Merdeka: Malaysia Airlines Advises Early Arrival and Retimes Flights

KLIA Airspace Closure from August 26-31 for Merdeka: Malaysia Airlines Advises Early Arrival and Retimes Flights

In preparation for Malaysia’s 68th Merdeka (Independence Day) celebrations, the skies above Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) will see a temporary pause in flight activity. From August 26 to August 31, 2025, airspace around KLIA will be closed daily from 8:00am to 12:00pm, as part of national preparations and rehearsals leading up to the big […]

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Putrajaya Gears Up for National Day: Road Closures and Safety Measures Announced

Putrajaya Gears Up for National Day: Road Closures and Safety Measures Announced

PUTRAJAYA, August 20 — In preparation for the 68th National Day celebrations, the streets of Putrajaya are getting ready for a grand show of patriotism — but it also means some travel disruptions are on the way. Starting from August 26 to 29, 14 major roads in Putrajaya will be closed daily from 6:00 AM […]

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Anwar Calls for ASEAN Unity on Myanmar Crisis Extends Strong Support to Bangladesh

Anwar Calls for ASEAN Unity on Myanmar Crisis, Extends Strong Support to Bangladesh

PUTRAJAYA, Aug 11 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged ASEAN nations to stand united in addressing the ongoing Myanmar crisis, while also pledging Malaysia’s steadfast support to Bangladesh as it shoulders the immense humanitarian challenge of hosting hundreds of thousands of displaced people. Speaking with a tone of urgency and compassion, Anwar […]

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Malaysia Steps Up: Stronger Laws Mobile Courts and Compassionate Measures to Shield Children from Sexual Crimes

Malaysia Steps Up: Stronger Laws, Mobile Courts, and Compassionate Measures to Shield Children from Sexual Crimes

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 11 — In a significant move to protect the nation’s children, the Malaysian government is rolling out tougher laws, innovative legal tools, and a more compassionate approach to tackling sexual crimes against minors. This initiative isn’t just about enforcing the law — it’s about making justice accessible, safe, and less traumatic for […]

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Malaysia Considers Raising Civil Servants’ Retirement Age to 65: What It Means for the Nation’s Future

Malaysia Considers Raising Civil Servants’ Retirement Age to 65: What It Means for the Nation’s Future

PUTRAJAYA — A fresh wave of conversation is stirring across Malaysia’s public service sector — one that could shape the livelihoods and futures of thousands of dedicated civil servants. The government is now exploring the possibility of raising the mandatory retirement age from 60 to 65. The announcement came directly from the Chief Secretary to […]

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KL Structure Plan 2040: Safeguarding Malay Identity and Presence in the Capital

KL Structure Plan 2040: Safeguarding Malay Identity and Presence in the Capital

In a rapidly evolving capital city shaped by modern skyscrapers and ambitious development, the heart of Kuala Lumpur still beats with the heritage, identity, and community spirit of its Malay and Bumiputera residents. The government’s KL Structure Plan 2040 (Pelan Struktur Kuala Lumpur 2040 or PSKL2040) is a significant step toward ensuring that heritage continues […]

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Indonesia Joins Hands with Turkiye to Boost Air Power: 48 KAAN Fighter Jets on the Way

Indonesia Joins Hands with Turkiye to Boost Air Power: 48 KAAN Fighter Jets on the Way

JAKARTA, July 29 — In a decisive move to modernize its air defense capabilities, Indonesia has inked a landmark deal with Turkiye for the purchase of 48 KAAN fighter jets, according to a statement released today by the Indonesian Ministry of Defence. This marks a bold step forward in Jakarta’s ongoing efforts to upgrade its […]

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