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OPS H-R-A 2026 : Over 2,000 offences recorded with drone and Rafah crossing reopens as 18,000 in Gaza still need treatment
THE HEADLINES -Intel's packaging complex, assembly manufacturing operational this year & Hormuz crisis reduced Persian Gulf oil production by over 6 million barrels per day.
The Headlines -West Asia conflict: No economic stimulus planned for now & Oil prices climb again with Brent Crude hitting US$106 per barrel.
The headlines are: Strong, proactive fiscal measures in place to keep economy stable if West Asia crisis continues. Special task force formed to tackle potential rising Hajj costs.
The headlines: West Asia Conflict: Government still able to maintain subsidies and UN urges safe passage for humanitarian cargo through Strait of Hormuz
Closure of Al-Aqsa mosque: heinous and immoral act and Communications Ministry, FINAS continue supporting development of animation sector
THE HEADLINES - IMPACT OF WEST ASIA CONFLICT ON NATIONAL ECONOMY CONTINUES TO BE CLOSELY MONITORED & GLOBAL OIL PRICES SURPASS THE $100 PER BARREL MARK.
THE HEADLINES : FIRST BATCH OF MALAYSIANS STRANDED IN WEST ASIA SAFELY ARRIVES AT KLIA. JETTY MONITORING INTENSIFIED AHEAD OF AIDILFITRI.
THE HEADLINES - INTERNATIONAL SCAM SYNDICATE THWARTED; 16 RINGLEADERS ARRESTED & FOREIGN VEHICLES WITHOUT INTERNATIONAL CIRCULATION PERMIT FACE STRICT ENFORCEMENT.
The headlines: Prime Minister calls for immediate action to stop West Asia conflict and Phase Two of S-T-R payment to be credited tomrrow for Aidilfitri preparation
The headlines: Women, pulse of the family's strength, driver of the nation's progress; Government approves RM45.6 million for MADA rice mill.
The headlines - Quran is vital guide for Muslims in tackling today’s challenges & Malaysians in Qatar registered for evacuation expected to depart as early as Monday or Tuesday.
THE HEADLINES: MALAYSIA RECORDS HIGHEST-EVER APPROVED INVESTMENTS OF 426.7 BILLION RINGGIT FOR 2025 AND MALAYSIANS STRANDED IN DUBAI DUE TO WEST ASIA CONFLICT ARRIVE SAFELY AT KLIA
The headlines: FELDA needs to be involved in construction projects, national development and 60% EPF members to reach basic savings level of around RM390,000 by 2030
THE HEADLINES - IMPACT OF MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT ON MALAYSIAN EXPORTS MINIMAL & MyNIISe USE AT ENTRY POINTS NOT COMPULSORY FOR ALL.
The headlines - EPF announces 6.15 percent dividend for both conventional, Shariah savings for 2025 & Muslims urged to await official Aidilfitri announcement.
THE HEADLINES: MALAYSIA CONDEMNS US, ISRAELI ATTACKS ON IRAN, VIOLATES INTERNATIONAL LAW AND MALAYSIA TO BRACE FOR MORE EXPENSIVE IMPORTS FOLLOWING MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT
The headlines: Wisma Putra extends consular aid to Malaysians stranded amid West Asia tensions and Religious insult issue : Government acts in accordance with existing laws.
The headlines - Malaysia urges continued Iran-US nuclear talks, reaffirms neutral stand, commitment to global peace & MCBA commander's vehicle shooting suspects nabbed in less than 24 hours.
The headlines: Bukit Kayu Hitam AKPS commander survives shooting near Thai border and Malaysia's rice stocks sufficient for demand
The headlines - Upcoming A-I Governance Bill still at early stages of development & Government taking cautious approach on A-R-T.
THE HEADLINES: RAPID RAIL EXTENDS PEAK-HOUR SERVICES THROUGHOUT RAMADAN OVER 51,000 WORKERS BENEFIT FROM PROGRESSIVE WAGE POLICY AS OF DEC 31ST
THE HEADLINES - FLOODING IN KOTA MARUDU DECLARED OVER, 24 PPS STILL OPERATING IN SABAH & OVER 2-THOUSAND,400 ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MOBILISED FOR OP PANTAU 2026.
THE HEADLINES -ALL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES MOBILISED TO ASSIST FLOOD VICTIMS IN SABAH & TRUMP IMPOSES 10 PERCENT GLOBAL TARIFF FOLLOWING COURT RULING.
Bills to limit PM’s tenure, split AG–PP roles to be tabled Monday and Trump 'Board of Peace' opens with money and troops for Gaza
THE HEADLINES: RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES, HOUSES OF WORSHIP CONSTRUCTION MUST FOLLOW REGULATIONS BOARD OF PEACE MEETING KICKS OFF WITH EYE ON GAZA
THE HEADLINES - MALAYSIA’S RAMADAN MOON-SIGHTING PRACTICE NOW AN INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE & OPS PANTAU BEGINS TOMORROW TO MONITOR TRADERS' COMPLIANCE THROUGHOUT RAMADAN.
The Headlines: Chinese New Year celebration showcases unity of Malaysians; and 2026 to drive better economic growth
The headlines are: Unity continues to be foundation of Malaysia's strength; Ops Pantau to be rolled out from February 19th to monitor prices, supply.
The headlines - Traffic flow on country’s main highways congested as Klang Valley exodus begins & Empower family education as foundation of nation-building.
MADANI government to ensure due attention for all states and Ringgit opens firmer on weaker U.S. dollar, fourth quarter GDP optimism
THE HEADLINES : GOVT ENTITIES MUST REVIEW REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS EVERY THREE YEARS RM5.4 BLN TAX REFUNDS FOR 2023 YEAR OF ASSESSMENT DISBURSED AS OF FEB 10
The headlines: King stresses rule of law in house of worship issues and RM2.5 billion expected to be saved this year following implementation of RON95 subsidy rationalization
THE HEADLINES - AGENCY-OWNED COMPANIES UNDER KKDW TOLD TO FOCUS ON PERFORMANCE & MALAYSIA COMMITTED TO COUNTERING TERRORISM, EXTREMISM VIA IMCTC.
THE HEADLINES - SARA AID TO BE CREDITED FROM TODAY, FROZEN FOOD CATEGORY INCLUDED & INDIA, MALAYSIA HELD PRODUCTIVE TALKS ON NEW PARTNERSHIPS.
The headlines are: Malaysia regards India as close friend, seeks broader cooperation; Malaysia, India to promote Rinngit-Rupee use in bilateral trade.
THE HEADLINES - 50 PCT CHINESE NEW YEAR TOLL DISCOUNT ON FEB 14 AND 15 & SABAH SUPPLY TO LOWER ‘PEOPLE’S FISH’ PRICES.
THE HEADLINES : India, Malaysia will discuss trade pact review during Modi's visit and Federal court rules words “offensive” and “annoy” under section 233 of Communications and Multimedia Act, Constitutional
THE HEADLINES : GOVERNMENT AGENCIES URGED TO STRENGTHEN DATA SHARING THROUGH MYGDX ONE-OFF SARA AID TO BE CREDITED THIS MONDAY.
The Headlines -Allegation that Malaysia ceded 5,207 hectares of land to Indonesia is untrue, a hoax & Federal, S’wak govts agree on RM1.8 billion state takeover of Bintulu Port.
THE HEADLINES - IRB UNCOVERS 1.4 BILLION RINGGIT IN UNREPORTED INCOME VIA E-INVOICE CHECKS & MACC PROPOSES 20 IMPROVEMENT MEASURES TO STRENGTHEN DBKL GOVERNANCE.
The headlines are: National development must be equitable for the welfare of the people; Stronger Ringgit boosts economic confident; benefits the people.
The headlines - Heritage not a burden, strategic asset for economic and tourism growth &Datuk Malek Razak appointed as new chief of defence force.
The Headlines - No compromise on abuse of power, corruption, regardless of rank and Avoid using religion as a tool for conflict
THE HEADLINES - Ban on Subsidized Cooking Oil Sales to Non-Citizens to Take Effect March 1 & Government to Launch Pilot Project to Boost Language Skills Among Youth in Putrajaya.
THE HEADLINES; New regulations to ban RON-95 petrol by foreign-registered vehicles AND All FAM executive committee members resign with immediate effect
The headlines : Malaysia nets RM45.4 billion export sales from PM’S 2025 trade missions and Diagnostic test for six-year-olds entering Year One scrapped
The headlines - Ringgit hits strongest level in over seven years & Audits must be fast, accurate and impactful.
The headlines are: Kinabatangan, Lamag by-election wins reflect people's continued confidence; No Malaysians affected by landslide in West Bandung.
THE HEADLINES - VOTER TURNOUT IN KINABATANGAN BY-ELECTION STANDS AT 39.23 PER CENT, LAMAG AT 38.45 PER CENT & YEAR FOUR ASSESSMENTS TO IDENTIFY STUDENT WEAKNESSES EARLIER.
