Malaysia arrests CEO of Islamic firm as police widen raids in child sex abuse case
Malaysian authorities on Thursday arrested the chief executive and other senior managers of an Islamic conglomerate accused of running charity homes where children were allegedly sexually abused, amid a widening police dragnet in the case.
Trade chief Tengku Zafrul Aziz says Malaysia must navigate a balancing act to ensure its EV market is not overtaken by ...
Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar is said to be looking for investments from a Chinese state-owned company. Read more at ...
Data center operator Princeton Digital Group bought land in India, Malaysia and Indonesia and secured power supply for the ...
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Malaysia is offering zero per cent tax to attract wealthy Asians into setting up family offices in the troubled Chinese-led ...
The authorities also inspected five houses believed to be where GISB members were residing. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Malaysia's Sultan Ibrahim will visit China for a four-day visit, China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday, with the ...
ZUS Coffee, Malaysia’s biggest coffee chain operator, raised 250 million ringgit ($57 million) from a group of investors ...
Pavla Jonette writes planned amendments to Malaysia's Personal Data Protection Act 2010 mark a critical step forward in ...
The project was canceled in 2021 over high costs, but Malaysia’s current administration revived it last year on the condition ...
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IShowSpeed’s Southeast Asia Tour: The YouTube Sensation Spotted In Malaysia At Hilton Kuala LumpurIShowSpeed, born Darren Watkins Jr. on January 21, 2005, is a widely recognized American YouTuber, streamer, and social media ...
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