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- 1Malaysia's Foreign Minister Addresses UN General Assembly Debate●Minister for Foreign Affairs of Malaysia Addresses 81st Session of General Assembly Debate
Malaysia's Minister for Foreign Affairs delivered an address to the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly during its general debate in New York. The remarks form part of the annual gathering where member states outline their positions on global issues. Details of Malaysia's specific statements have not yet been widely reported.
- 2Malaysia's Ng and Sivasangari seal LA28 Olympics spot with Asian Games gold▼Malaysia’s Ng, Sivasangari book LA28 Olympics berth with Asian Games gold
Malaysian squash players Ng and Sivasangari won gold at the Asian Games, securing qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, where squash will feature on the programme. The victory marks a significant milestone for Malaysian sport, and the pair are being widely celebrated at home for delivering the country an Olympic berth via a continental title.
- 3Malaysian squash star Sivasangari earns Olympic spot after crash recovery●From near-fatal crash to Olympic ticket, Malaysia's Sivasangari writes her own script
Malaysia's Sivasangari Subramaniam has qualified for the Olympics, completing a remarkable comeback from a near-fatal car crash. The squash player's recovery and qualification are being covered by international media, with her story drawing attention as an inspiring tale of resilience ahead of the Games, where squash features prominently on the Olympic programme.
- 4Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow and Sivasangari win Asian Games squash gold▼Asian Games 2026: Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow, Sivasangari Subramaniam win squash singles finals, secure LA28 quotas
Ng Eain Yow and Sivasangari Subramaniam won the men's and women's squash singles finals at the Asian Games 2026, giving Malaysia a double gold in the sport. Their victories also secured quotas for the LA28 Olympic Games, where squash will make its Olympic debut, marking a major milestone for Malaysian squash.
- 5Malaysia's BN Says It Will Quit Coalition at Next Election●Malaysia’s BN Says It Will Quit Coalition at Next Election: NST
Malaysia's Barisan Nasional has announced it will leave its governing coalition at the next general election, according to the New Straits Times and Bloomberg. The decision signals a major shake-up of the country's politics ahead of the vote, ending an alliance that has shaped Malaysian government in recent years. The announcement is drawing attention across the region as parties begin positioning for the polls.
- 6Malaysia's Ng and Subramaniam win Asian Games gold, qualify for LA28●Malaysia’s Ng, Subramaniam book LA28 Olympics berth with Asian Games gold https://www. aljazeera.com/sports/2026/9/27 /m
Malaysia's Ng and Subramaniam, the top seeds, defended their Asian Games squash titles with gold medal victories, securing qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The win confirms Malaysia's continued strength in squash and marks the pair as Olympians in the sport's continuing presence at the Games.
- 7Malaysia's Eain and Sivasangari seal LA28 Olympics spots▼Malaysia’s Eain, Sivasangari book LA28 Olympics berth with Asian Games gold
Malaysian squash players Eain and Sivasangari have secured qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics by winning gold at the Asian Games. Their victories hand Malaysia Olympic berths in the sport, a notable achievement for the country's squash programme and a source of pride for Malaysian fans following the Games.
- 8Standard Chartered Sees Two More Fed Hikes Before Mid-2027●SC Sees Two More Fed Hikes Before Mid-2027, Stays Overweight On Equities
Standard Chartered is forecasting two further rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve before mid-2027, according to a report picked up by BusinessToday Malaysia. Despite the expectation of tighter monetary policy, the bank says it remains overweight on equities, suggesting it believes stock markets can still perform as rates rise. The outlook offers investors a view on how long the Fed's tightening cycle may last.
- 9Macao-Malaysia business seminar in Kuala Lumpur yields 54 cooperation agreements●A # Macao –#Malaysia # business # seminar in Kuala Lumpur generated 54 # cooperation agreements and nearly 120 business-
A Macao-Malaysia business seminar held in Kuala Lumpur produced 54 cooperation agreements and nearly 120 business-matching sessions. The event underscores growing commercial ties between Malaysia and the wider ASEAN region and China's Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, with business delegations using the forum to strike deals and expand cross-border partnerships.
- 10MACC questions RM42m solar payment at UiTM Holdings●UiTM Holdings under MACC spotlight as RM42m solar project payment questioned
UiTM Holdings is under scrutiny by Malaysia's anti-corruption agency, the MACC, over a payment of RM42 million linked to a solar project. The payment is being questioned as part of the agency's examination of the deal. Further details about the project, those involved, or the status of the investigation have not yet been made public.
- 11Zeekr Malaysia partners with EON to expand Klang Valley showrooms●Zeekr Malaysia Partners With EON To Expand Klang Valley Network With New Showrooms
Zeekr Malaysia has entered a partnership with EON to grow its dealership presence in the Klang Valley, adding new showrooms to the region. The move is aimed at strengthening the Chinese electric vehicle brand's retail footprint as it scales up sales in Malaysia, giving customers more locations to view and purchase its vehicles.
- 12Colapinto handed five-place grid drop for Bahrain Grand Prix●Colapinto gets 5-place grid drop for Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Franco Colapinto has been given a five-place grid penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix following an incident during the Malaysian round, dropping him down the starting order. The sanction adds pressure on the Argentine driver as he fights to establish himself in Formula 1, and fans are debating whether the punishment was fair.