Malaysia is reportedly preparing stricter rules for its high-tech sector due to U.S. concerns that advanced processors are being funneled to China, violating American export laws.
Malaysia to tighten controls over Nvidia chip flow on US pressure
Washington asked Malaysia to closely scrutinize the shipment of Nvidia chips coming to the country, Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Zafrul Abdul Aziz said …
Malaysia to tighten controls over Nvidia chip flow on US pressure
Washington asked Malaysia to closely scrutinize the shipment of Nvidia chips coming to the country, Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Zafrul Abdul Aziz said …
Malaysia to boost export controls following US scrutiny on alleged Nvidia chip flow to China
Malaysia will tighten regulations on semiconductor shipments following pressure from the United States to prevent high-end Nvidia chips from reaching China. Malaysia’s trade minister said Washington …
In Malaysia, one chef’s daily grind is preserving Melaka Peranakan food traditions
Sharon Ann De Souza’s mission is to preserve Malacca Peranakan cuisine, by embracing traditional methods in a modern world.
Far From Home: Migrant workers in Malaysia seek to contribute to society, despite negative public perception of them
Besides their immense economic contributions to Malaysia, some migrant workers there are active in community work. CNA finds out why they want to help others, in the fifth part of a …
Malaysia Airlines parent to buy 30 Boeing 737 MAX jets, aims to modernise fleet
Malaysia Aviation Group, the parent company of Malaysia Airlines, said on Friday it will purchase 30 new Boeing 737 aircraft for 2029 delivery, aimed at modernising the flag-carrier’s fleet and …
Malaysia gets ranked 7th best country for retirement in 2025
MALAYSIA: Malaysia has been ranked the seventh-best country in the world for retirement in 2025, according to International Living’s Annual Global Retirement …
Far From Home: Migrant workers in Malaysia make their mark by giving back to society, helping fellow countrymen
Besides their immense economic contributions to Malaysia, some migrant workers there are active in community work. CNA finds out why they want to help others, in the fifth part of a …
Why are so many mainland Chinese making Malaysia their second home?
Thousands of mainland Chinese are choosing Malaysia’s laid-back vibes over their stressful lives back home. Read more at straitstimes.com.