Malaysia
Death rates soar in Southeast Asia as virus wave spreads
Asean maps out region’s economic growth
IT was during the 27th Summit of the Asean in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in November 2015, that the “Asean Community Vision 2025” was signed and endorsed by the leaders of the region.
BIMP-Eaga: Eagle eyes toward 2025
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Sutera Harbour – Your first choice in Kota Kinabalu
In your search for first class accommodations in Kota Kinabalu, there is one name that should be at the top of your list; the magnificent Sutera Harbour Resort. A fully integrated resort, the 384-acre Sutera Harbour Resort is built on reclaimed land and is situated just 5 minutes from the airport and 10 minutes from the heart of Kota Kinabalu.
Kota Permai Golf and Country Club – Malaysia’s Best
A unique opportunity came my way a couple of years ago. I got a phone call from the Tourism Malaysia station inquiring whether I’d like to fly to Malaysia and play Kota Permai Golf and Country Club. After recovering from the initial shock, I rushed to pack as I was to leave in two weeks. Soon I was on board a Malaysian Airlines Airbus A330 bound for Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia keen to be part of Clark Green City
The government of Malaysia is also keen on taking part in the country’s infrastructure efforts in the medium term, according to the National Economic and Development Authority (Neda).
Shutout in Malaysia
GLOBAL Football Club suffered its first loss in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup group stages, absorbing a 0-4 shutout at the hands of Johor Darul Ta’zim on Tuesday night at the Larkin Stadium in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Malaysia faces 2 challenging mysteries
Two of the world’s most intriguing mysteries are in the hands of Malaysian investigators. Will they ever find all the answers to either?
Malaysia declares North Korean ambassador ‘persona non grata’
KUALA LUMPUR—Malaysia has declared on Saturday night the ambassador of North Korea to the country as “persona non grata” and asked him to leave Malaysia within 48 hours, amid a row over the investigation into a North Korean man’s death.
Deported North Korean accused Malaysia police of threatening to harm his family
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia— A North Korean chemist deported from Malaysia accused the police of threatening to kill his family unless he confessed to the assassination of the half brother of North Korea’s leader, calling it a plot to tarnish his country’s honor.
Malaysia: Investigation on Kim’s death impartial
The investigation into the death of the exiled half-brother of North Korea’s ruler is being conducted in an impartial manner, Malaysia’s ambassador to Pyongyang said on Tuesday, rejecting accusations from the North that the probe was politically tinged.
Ringgit crackdown saps volatility, deters investors
Malaysia’s crackdown on currency speculators has come at a cost. While it has successfully reduced ringgit volatility, it is threatening to discourage overseas investors.
SEA Games prep kicks off
THE Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) will hold a pep rally with athletes and coaches on Saturday to officially kick off preparations for the 29th Southeast Asian Games Malaysia is hosting from August 19 to 31.
Sun, sea and scuba in Sipadan
By Bernard L. Supetran
MPIC unit eyes investment in Indonesia and Malaysia
THE tollways arm of Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC) has set a keen eye on investment opportunities in Indonesia and Malaysia, as it continues to expand its portfolio of expressways in foreign lands.
Malaysia: Asean advancing in cutting trade barriers
The Asean is making progress on reducing nontariff barriers as threats to global trade rise, Malaysia’s trade minister said.
Election chatter to dominate as Malaysia party elites meet
MALAYSIA’S ruling elites gather this week in election mode, with Prime Minister Najib Razak seeking to portray his party as united and ready to take on the opposition at the ballot box.
Chinese-made $100-billion city near Singapore ‘scares the hell out of everybody’
The landscaped lawns and flowering shrubs of Country Garden Holdings Co.’s huge property showroom in southern Malaysia end abruptly at a small wire fence. Beyond, a desert of dirt stretches into the distance, filled with cranes and piling towers that the Chinese developer is using to build a $100-billion city in the sea.
Malaysian firm to invest $1 billion in PHL palm-oil plantation
A Malaysian company is planning to set up a $1-billion palm-oil plantation in the Philippines, according to the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (Peza).
Thousands rally calling on Najib to quit
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia —More than 10,000 yellow-shirt protesters rallied on Saturday in Kuala Lumpur seeking Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak’s resignation over a financial scandal, undeterred by a police ban and the arrest of 20 people, mostly activists.
Singapore, Malaysia edge PHL in English-proficiency ranking
THE Philippines joins Malaysia in the top 15 countries worldwide with the best nonnative English speakers in the world, an international education company’s ranking revealed.
PHL, Malaysia eye cooperation in agribusiness
The Philippines and Malaysia are gearing up for closer economic cooperation, hinting at significant joint projects in the area of agribusiness, specifically in palm oil and natural rubber.
Najib growth push stymied by banks cautious on loans
Malaysian banks turning cautious on lending are adding to Prime Minister Najib Razak’s woes as economic growth falters.
Popularity becomes curse for ringgit, rupiah
The popularity of Malaysia’s ringgit and Indonesia’s rupiah among global investors has made them Southeast Asia’s most volatile currencies, just as the region heads for troubled waters.
Duterte to hold talks with Najib in Kuala Lumpur
President Duterte’s upcoming official visit to Kuala Lumpur is expected to further deepen the ties between the Philippines and Malaysia, an official of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said on Monday.
Modesty meets modern style
KUALA Lumpur, Malaysia—One of the highlights of Malaysia Fashion Week, which was held from November 2 to 5 at the Matrade Exhibition and Convention Centre, is the launch of “MODESTyle Malaysia,” which focuses primarily on modest fashions.
Malaysia, China in landmark military-cooperation deal
Malaysia said it will buy at least four Littoral Mission Ships from China, as Prime Minister Najib Razak announced “new steps” in military cooperation between the two countries.
Najib seeks election-funding overhaul after donations row
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak will consider a ban on foreign political donations that would potentially prevent a repeat of the funding scandal that has shadowed his administration for more than a year.