North Korea says it'll cut diplomatic ties with Malaysia to protest its recent court ruling that allows a North Korean citizen to be extradited to the United States to face money laundering charges.
Top Glove said an independent consultant has found there is "no longer" any indication of systemic forced labour at the world's largest medical glove maker
Island nation picks a cue from the contrarian playbook Malaysia used during the days of the Asian crisis in 1998
This relates to auditing of accounts of scandal-linked Malaysian state fund 1MDB and its unit SRC International from 2011 to 2014
This relates to a multi-billion-dollar financial scandal at state fund 1MDB
Edible oil imports fell to 1.07 million tonnes last month from about 1.32 million tonnes in December, The Star reported
The economy contracted 3.4% year-on-year in the October-December period, falling for a third straight quarter and faster than the 3.1% decline forecast in a Reuters poll
The producers of palm oil, grown primarily in Indonesia and Malaysia, are accused of clearing vast areas of biodiversity rich rainforests in Southeast Asia and exploiting migrant workers
The measures come a week after Malaysia declared a state of emergency, allowing the government to enact immediate laws to contain the pandemic and support the economy
Most of AirAsia X's lessors support a restructuring plan, and the Malaysian airline has received interest from potential investors for fundraising after reorganisation, court documents show
The emergency declared on Tuesday puts off any risk of an election for Muhyiddin
The board of directors of Malaysian firm Top Glove has failed egregiously in protecting its workers from Covid-19, US investor BlackRock said, calling for its removal
Singapore and Malaysia said a deal to build a high-speed rail (HSR) link between the two neighbours will be terminated, after a suspension period to negotiate terms of the project expired on Dec 31
The US said it will ban all shipments of palm oil from one of the world's biggest producers after finding indicators of forced labour and other abuses
The order was announced just three months after the federal government slapped the same ban on another Malaysian palm oil giant, FGV Holdings Berhad
Malaysian parent planning to quit the joint venture fully
Malaysia aims to file 30 charges against glove maker Brightway Holdings and two of its subsidiaries, after raids that found workers' accommodation was not up to legal standards
Many Asian countries are not betting on it partly due to tropical heat, remote island communities and a lack of ultra-cold freezers
Parliament passed the budget by a voice vote, leaving it unclear exactly how many of the 222 lawmakers supported the government's first budget
Countries that have signed the RCEP agreement can start negotiations with India for joining the pact once New Delhi submits a written request stating its intention for the same