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A Malaysian health food company has developed functional jellies with zero added sugar, timing perfectly with the country's 2026 sugar tax aimed at fighting lifestyle diseases. Wel-Bloom's innovation offers consumers a guilt-free treat while supporting public health goals.
Malaysian farmers are now getting up to four rice harvests per year instead of two, thanks to a Chinese agricultural technique that regrows crops from the same roots. The innovation is slashing costs while boosting food security across tropical farmland.
A Taiwanese company has cracked the code on making sugar-free jellies that don't fall apart in tropical heat, just as Malaysia prepares stricter sugar taxes in 2026. The breakthrough helps food makers create healthier products without sacrificing taste or quality.
Malaysia just made donating to charities safer and more transparent with the country's first regulated social exchange platform. Impakrintas combines tech innovation with government oversight to help nonprofits raise funds while giving donors complete confidence in where their money goes.
Malaysia's Sarawak state celebrated Chinese New Year with an open house event that brought together people from all backgrounds. The gathering showcased how traditional celebrations can strengthen bonds across diverse communities.
Malaysia just shut the door on electronic waste imports completely, closing loopholes that let wealthy nations dump toxic trash on its shores. The country is sending a powerful message: Southeast Asia won't be the world's junkyard anymore.
Malaysians of every background gathered across the country to celebrate Chinese New Year together, turning the festival into a powerful display of national unity. From temples to street celebrations, over 13,000 people of all races joined the festivities.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim celebrated Chinese New Year with Malaysians of all backgrounds, calling the festival a symbol of national unity. Leaders from across the political spectrum joined in traditional prosperity rituals.
An Australian writer who faced two years in a Thai prison walked free after Malaysia withdrew a controversial cross-border defamation case. The settlement marks a victory for free speech advocates who rallied against what they called transnational repression.
Malaysian para badminton legend Cheah Liek Hou delayed his Chinese New Year celebrations to chase his 9th singles world title in Bahrain. The 37-year-old returned home with two more gold medals, bringing his remarkable world championship total to 16.
Malaysia's capital just earned its highest global recognition ever as an emerging startup hub. The nation's startup agency is now building an end-to-end system to help young tech companies compete worldwide.
Malaysia is investing in homegrown technology with a new fund that gives innovators up to $240,000 to take their ready-to-launch products to market. Applications open March 1 for tech companies ready to scale their innovations globally.
Aruwin Salehhuddin represents Malaysia as its only athlete at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics, competing in alpine skiing while championing her vision to spread winter sports throughout Southeast Asia. Her journey from a tropical nation to Olympic slopes inspires a new generation.
Malaysia just started building its largest floating solar project, turning an abandoned mining lake into clean energy. The 300MW plant will power thousands of homes when it opens in 2027.
Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh will receive the Honorary Golden Bear at the 2026 Berlin International Film Festival, celebrating four decades of breaking barriers. The 62-year-old Malaysian star continues proving that dreams have no expiration date.
Across Southeast Asia, countries are taking meaningful steps to reduce and eliminate capital punishment. From Vietnam removing eight offenses from death penalty eligibility to Malaysia forming a working group to study total abolition, the region is slowly embracing reform.
A major Taiwanese semiconductor company just opened a cutting-edge facility in Malaysia with nearly $200 million in backing, strengthening the country's position as a global tech manufacturing powerhouse. The move brings advanced chip-making expertise and thousands of high-skilled jobs to Penang.
Shoebox-sized satellites designed by students from Mexico, Italy, Thailand, Malaysia, and Japan just launched from the International Space Station into Earth orbit. The CubeSats will conduct Earth observations and test new technologies as part of a growing movement making space exploration more accessible.
A Japanese contact lens maker just launched Malaysia's most advanced medical device factory, creating 150 jobs and positioning the country as a global hub for precision healthcare manufacturing. The billion-ringgit smart factory in Kulim will supply contact lenses to Japan, Germany, and the US while training the next generation of Malaysian engineers.
Japan and Southeast Asia just made it easier for startups to solve big problems with major corporations. The Malaysia-Japan Fast Track Pitch brings together 14 startups with six large companies tackling challenges from healthcare to climate change.
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