Anwar Ibrahim

Abdul Halim Aman, a 69-year-old former judge, becomes Malaysia's new anti-corruption chief.

Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim congratulates friend Vijay on becoming Tamil Nadu CM.

Malaysia plans cloud seeding to alleviate drought affecting rice farmers.

A coalition of 57 Malaysian civil society organizations opposed a $96 million rare earth supply deal between Australia's Lynas Corporation and the U.S. Department of Defense, arguing it would implicate Malaysia in foreign military operations and potentially violate international humanitarian law.

A new database tracks Malaysia's political corruption cases, aiming to clarify a justice system clouded by double standards.

Prabowo leads ASEAN summit in traditional black peci attire and a black suit, meeting other leaders in Cebu.

President Marcos Jr. convened with leaders from Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia at the BIMP-EAGA Summit in Cebu, advancing regional economic collaboration and connectivity among Southeast Asian growth area member nations.

Malaysia's anti-corruption agency faces scrutiny over graft allegations and institutional independence.

Australian experts warn fuel prices and food supplies face severe deterioration as global oil shortages from Middle East disruptions hit refineries, with the government securing 450 million litres of diesel and negotiating with Asian suppliers to address the deepening crisis.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese kills gas tax to protect Australia's fuel security and Asian refinery deals.

ASEAN maintains consistency in promoting peace and security through multilateralism despite global challenges.

Malaysia appoints Abdul Halim Aman as new anti-corruption chief amid scandals and protests.

Australia considers increasing gas tax to fix the budget amidst rising living costs.

Australia's government faces pressure to impose a 25 percent tax on gas exports potentially raising $17 billion annually, but recent Iran conflict threatens fuel security, forcing Prime Minister Albanese to prioritize diplomatic assurances from Asian suppliers over revenue collection.

Ex-Shell executive Idris Jala urges Australia to tax windfall energy profits amid the global crisis.

A fire in Malaysia's Sabah destroys 1,000 homes, displacing thousands of residents.

A fire in Malaysia's Sabah state destroyed 1,000 homes, displacing over 9,000 people, with no deaths reported.

Malaysia considers legal action after Norway blocks missile exports to its navy.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim congratulates new Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Chandrasekar Joseph Vijay on his election.

Prabowo joins ASEAN leaders at a summit gala dinner to strengthen regional solidarity.

Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng met with ASEAN leaders, discussing cooperation and partnerships.

Prabowo urges ASEAN to become a zone of peace through cooperation and solidarity.

Malaysia's economy remains resilient despite global uncertainties, while Indonesia faces rising policy pressure and fiscal risks.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Dato' Seri Anwar bin Ibrahim arrives in Cebu, Philippines for the 48th ASEAN Summit.

Malaysian economist warns of potential energy emergency from Iran tensions, urging accelerated renewable adoption-currently only 20 percent of supply-and targeted subsidies instead of blanket fuel support amid surging crude oil costs.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warns that global economic conditions have deteriorated significantly since February, presenting increased challenges for the nation's economic outlook and requiring stronger policy responses to maintain stability.

Prime Minister Albanese rejected a proposed 25 percent gas export tax to maintain fuel security relationships with Asian suppliers Japan, South Korea, and Malaysia, prioritizing Australia's energy reputation over the campaign's projected $17 billion annual revenue.

Malay parties unite in Malaysia's Negeri Sembilan, testing Anwar's fragile alliance.

Trump brushes off war crime concerns, threatens to destroy Iran's infrastructure if demands are not met by deadline.

Prime Minister Albanese secured fuel supply assurances from Asian nations by promising no gas export surprises, complicating a campaign led by Senator Pocock and the Australia Institute to impose higher taxes on gas exporters to generate up to seventeen billion dollars annually for Australia's strained federal budget.

Ex-Shell executive Idris Jala urges Australia to tax windfall energy profits amid the global crisis.

Ex-Shell executive Idris Jala urges Australia to tax windfall energy profits amid the global crisis.

A fire destroyed 1,000 homes in a Malaysian coastal village on Borneo Island, displacing over 9,000 people.

A huge fire destroyed over 1,000 homes in a Malaysian coastal village, affecting 9,000 residents.

Even In a Historic Energy Crisis, ASEAN Fails Again

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim addresses Malaysia's high living costs amid global instability, advocating for economic resilience through diversification, local innovation support, and strengthened domestic capabilities rather than relying on traditional economic anchors.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. calls on Asean leaders to unite amid the Mideast crisis and global uncertainty.

ASEAN leaders adopted a contingency plan at their summit to mitigate economic and social impacts from the Iran war, including establishing regional fuel reserves, though acknowledged enforcement challenges remain significant.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. opened the 48th ASEAN Summit, urging Southeast Asian leaders to maintain unity amid economic and geopolitical challenges, emphasizing ASEAN's strength derives from cooperation rather than uniformity during volatile times.

Malaysian King Sultan Ibrahim visited Russia for Victory Day ceremonies, positioning Malaysia to negotiate alternative oil supplies with Moscow amid regional fuel shortages caused by Iran war disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.

Regional leaders arrive in the Philippines for the 48th ASEAN Summit and Related Meetings.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized Malaysia's balanced economic diplomacy approach, prioritizing energy security and national interests in trade negotiations while maintaining sovereignty on policies like Bumiputera protections despite geopolitical disagreements.

Prime Minister Albanese rejected a proposed 25 percent gas export tax to maintain fuel security partnerships with Japan, South Korea, and Malaysia, prioritizing Australia's energy supply reliability and international relationships over potential $17 billion annual revenue.

Prime Minister Albanese rejected a proposed 25 percent gas export tax to maintain fuel security and relationships with major Asian suppliers Japan, South Korea, and Malaysia, prioritizing Australia's energy reliability reputation over potential $17 billion annual revenue.

Malaysia's Negeri Sembilan state government is on the brink of collapse after Umno withdrew support for the chief minister.

Anwar Ibrahim Calls for Continued Peace Efforts Following Myanmar Earthquake

Australia considers taxing gas exports to fix the budget amidst rising living costs.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim leverages the nation's "active non-alignment" stance to streamline defence supply chain bureaucracy, enabling Malaysia to navigate geopolitical tensions while maintaining diplomatic flexibility amid Middle East regional conflict.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim asserts that Malaysia's non-aligned foreign policy stance strengthens its appeal to international defence partners and investors, positioning the nation as an attractive intermediary in global geopolitical dynamics.

A fire in Malaysia's Sabah state destroyed around 1,000 homes, affecting thousands of people without casualties.