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- 2026-10-07 regulatory Malacca sets its state election date for November 14, with nominations on October 31 and early voting on November 10. source
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Malaysia bars ex-PM Najib Razak from politics under house arrest
Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak has been barred from engaging in political activities and making media appearances while under house arrest. This decision, announced by the home minister, aims to clarify Na…
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Malaysia's Melaka eyes new capital status for Kota Laksamana
In Malaysia, the Barisan coalition has proposed developing Kota Laksamana into the new state capital of Melaka if they win the upcoming election. This transformation would be integrated with the Straits of Melaka Waterf…
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Malaysia's unity government parties clash in Melaka election
Malaysia's unity government is facing internal conflict as parties within the coalition compete against each other in the upcoming Melaka state election. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition is …
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Malaysia's Melaka election tests Anwar's coalition amid local rifts
Malaysia's Melaka state is holding an election campaign that began on Saturday, with 79 candidates cleared to run. This poll serves as a test for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's coalition, examining whether his federal a…
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Anwar Ibrahim faces crucial Melaka election test amid coalition pressure
The upcoming Melaka state election in Malaysia presents a critical challenge for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and his Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition. Observers suggest that the primary goal for PH is not necessarily to …
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Underground gig death in Malaysia sparks safety concerns
An incident at an underground music gig in Malaysia has led to concerns about safety and regulatory oversight. A 21-year-old man died from head injuries, and police are now investigating the case as a murder. Ten indivi…
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Malaysian coffee shop menu sparks race debate ahead of elections
A Malaysian coffee shop chain, Oriental Kopi, is facing calls for a boycott due to its menu not including Malay text. This incident has sparked a debate about race and national identity, with politicians reportedly usin…
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Malaysian reform party Bersama faces founder scandal ahead of state election
A Malaysian reform party, Bersama, is facing internal turmoil just before a state election due to allegations of a religious morality offense against one of its founders, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad. This controversy could impa…
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Malaysia faces pressure to police firms linked to Indonesian haze
Environmental groups are urging Malaysia to hold its companies accountable for alleged links to forest fires in Indonesia, which are causing severe haze and school closures. Civil society organizations, including Greenp…
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Malaysia's Melaka sets November 14 election date amid shifting alliances
Malaysia's Melaka state will hold elections on November 14, with nominations opening on October 31 and early voting on November 10. This contest follows recent victories for the Umno-led Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition.…
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Malaysia's PM Anwar eyes populist budget amid political pressure
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is anticipated to present a populist budget focused on addressing the cost of living and essential services. This move comes as his coalition government faces political pressure, p…
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Malaysia's PM Anwar Ibrahim faces internal party strife and electoral defeats
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and his People's Justice Party (PKR) are facing internal challenges and electoral setbacks despite achieving their long-term goal of leading the government. The party's coalition,…
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Malaysia's Anwar vows to boost anti-corruption drive after poll defeats
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged to intensify his anti-corruption efforts following recent electoral setbacks. He acknowledged that despite positive economic indicators like 6% growth and low unemploym…
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AI firm seeks literal pirate for treasure salvage, offering up to $500K
AE Studio, an AI research firm, is seeking a literal pirate to lead treasure salvage operations, offering up to $500,000 annually. The company utilizes AI to sift through 80 million pages of historical Spanish colonial …
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Malaysia's ruling coalition faces internal splits in Melaka
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is facing political challenges as the ruling coalition experiences internal divisions. A recent constitutional amendment in the state of Melaka, allowing for the appointment of un…
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Malaysian comedian sued for body-shaming Najib's wife in stand-up routine
Malaysian comedian Harith Iskander is facing a defamation lawsuit filed by Rosmah Mansor, the wife of former Prime Minister Najib. The lawsuit stems from a stand-up comedy routine performed on January 17, where Iskander…
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Malaysian audiences connect with K-drama on school bullying
A South Korean K-drama titled "Teach You a Lesson" is gaining significant traction in Malaysia due to its portrayal of school bullying. The series, available on Netflix, resonates with Malaysian audiences who are still …
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Malaysian mother pleads guilty to attempted affair
A Malaysian mother of two, Siti Iqbar Mazlan, pleaded guilty in the sharia High Court of Melaka for attempting an illicit affair. She expressed remorse and apologized to the husband's wife, Puteri Norfatimah Ishak. The …