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Fuel Subsidy & Income Policy: Finance Minister II Amir Hamzah says Putrajaya is not discussing a new T20 income classification, and will instead focus on improving BUDI Madani RON95 using nationwide fuel-usage targeting, with plans to extend the approach to Sabah and Sarawak—while noting Middle East-driven oil supply pressure is raising the subsidy burden. AI for Power Reliability: Tenaga Nasional says AI is becoming the “brain and eyes” of the grid, helping predict demand and protect systems as solar and EV connections multiply. Climate Disclosure Pressure: Malaysia’s biggest listed firms are entering the first NSRF reporting cycle, but readiness gaps are emerging around governance, scenario analysis and emissions data that can stand up to assurance. Health Snapshot: Socso reports 59.2% of screened workers are overweight/obese, with 19% having diabetes and 17.45% high blood pressure. Politics: Former ministers Rafizi Ramli and Nik Nazmi quit PKR, vacate seats and take over Parti Bersama Malaysia, adding fuel to election speculation. Housing & Skills: Modular school builds can cut time and costs, while PACE gets RM100m to boost employability.

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Former Malaysian ministers Rafizi and Nik Nazmi to quit PM Anwar’s PKR, give up MP seats

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Former Malaysian Ministers Quit Anwar’s Party and Parliament in Major Political Blow Ahead of Election Speculation

Former Malaysian Ministers Quit Anwar’s Party and Parliament in Major Political Blow Ahead of Election Speculation


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