U.S. Customs placed a detention order on imports of products made by subsidiaries of the world’s largest medical glove maker, Malaysia’s Top Glove Corp Bhd on Wednesday, an action taken against firms …
Dr Noor Hisham: Three new Covid-19 cases in Malaysia, none local
Malaysia today recorded three new Covid-19 cases, bringing the total number of infections to 8,737. Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said one …
Malaysia estimates 2020 palm oil exports will reach $15.2 billion-$16.4 billion
The world’s second largest palm oil producer Malaysia has estimated its total palm oil export value this year at 65-70 billion ringgit ($15.24 billion-$16.41 billion), the Plantation Industries and …
U.S. Customs issues detention order on imports of goods made by Malaysia’s Top Glove
World consumption of protective gloves is expected to jump more than 11% to 330 billion pieces this year, two-thirds of which are likely to be supplied by Malaysia, according to the Southeast Asian …
Malaysia’s reaction to ‘uncomfortable journalism’ a worry: Greste
Alliance of Journalists’ Freedom’s Peter Greste says Australia should be concerned about any degradation to Malaysia’s press freedom.
PM Imran directs provinces to constitute finance commissions
Federal cabinet defers decisions on KE tariff hike, gas prices–Faraz says Hajj Fund on Malaysian pattern to be set up ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday directed all …
Xinhua’s batik claim sparks uproar in Indonesia and taps into old rivalry with Malaysia
China’s state news agency Xinhua sparked an online uproar and unwittingly waded into a long-running rivalry between Indonesia and Malaysia, when it shared a video on Sunday that described batik ” the …
Maldives-owned firm says will pay US$22m to Malaysian property developer WZR as awarded by adjudicator
A company owned by the Maldives government has said it would comply with an adjudicator’s decision that ordered it to pay more than US$22 million (RM93.8 million) owed …
Singapore, Malaysia to Start Green Lane for Business Travel
Singapore and Malaysia will implement a reciprocal green lane for cross-border travel between both countries, according to a press statement from both ministries of foreign affairs.
Singapore and Malaysia to reopen business travel next month
Singapore and Malaysia are to resume essential business and official travel between their countries, they said on Tuesday, letting people cross their border for the first time since most movements …