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State of the Nation: The war in the Middle East may be an easier problem for Petronas than Sarawak – Zainul Arifin

Petronas is now likely facing its biggest challenge since its inception in 1974, caught between disruptions in the global oil market from the Middle East conflict and Sarawak’s demands that could reshape the nation’s energy landscape

Fuel supply adequate until May, alternatives being explored: Anwar

Prime Minister stresses proactive planning to shield Malaysians from price shocks

Malaysian vessels cleared for Strait of Hormuz transit: Anwar

Prime Minister confirms diplomatic engagement with Iran ensures safe passage amid Middle East tensions

Anwar strongly condemns Khamenei’s killing

Prime Minister warns the act could push the Middle East into a period of grave and prolonged instability

Don’t go to airport before checking flight status: MAHB reminds passengers amid US-Iran strikes

Schedules and flight routes may be revised at very short notice, airport operator says
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Cklamovski’s tactical gamble: Is Malaysia ready for the 3-4-3 revolution? — Sandru Narayanan

Early signs are promising, but defensive frailties could test Harimau Malaya’s adaptability

[WATCH] Reforms in motion: Kulasegaran outlines major legal and institutional changes

From a proposed Human Rights Tribunal to restoring Parliament’s autonomy and overhauling core laws, Kulasegaran says reforms are advancing, even if public awareness has not caught up.

Sarawak targets 5 million visitors in 2026 with domestic push amid global headwinds

Tourism board banks on discounts, festivals, and local travel demand as geopolitical and economic pressures weigh on spending

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