KUALA LUMPUR, The United States’ (US) unilateral ban on five Malaysian companies will not affect the overall value of the country’s exports, according to
SEOUL: President Yoon Suk Yeol postponed his planned trip to the southern region Wednesday due to heavy rain, sources said.
Yoon was scheduled to attend
SEOUL: Banks in South Korea are expected to tighten their stances on extending loans in the third quarter of the year, a central bank survey
SEOUL: South Korea is closely communicating with U.S. intelligence authorities following a news report on the indictment of a well-known Korean American expert on North
SHAH ALAM, Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) Credentials Committee is currently examining a written statement from freelance speaker Don Daniyal Don Biyajid, also known
KUALA LUMPUR, The Muda Dam in Kedah and Bukit Merah Dam, in Perak, showed a decrease in remaining stock of raw water reserves, at
KOTA BHARU, A fire broke out at a palm oil processing factory in Felda Kemahang 2, Tanah Merah last night. No casualties were reported.
JOHOR BAHRU, A former security guard escaped the death penalty after the Federal Court replaced it with a 40-year prison sentence for murdering his