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After the IMF, electricity will be pricier by 20 per cent. After the IMF, gas will be pricier by 50 per cent. After the IMF, petrol and diesel will be pricier by 15 per cent. Consequently, the rate...

December was typically a busy month for chess all over the world. While the world watched in awe at the world’s top, top exponents battle it out in the final month of the year 2022 to try and stop Carlsen’s dominance in the World Rapid and Blitz championships, there was no less excitement over the chess board in the classical format in other parts of the world. One was the return of over-the-board version of the Penang Heritage City International Chess Open, after the Covid-imposed hiatus in...

A 36-year-old Malaysian man of Indian-origin was sentenced to seven years jail and 12 strokes of the cane for robbing another man of more than SGD 624,000 worth of cash and then fleeing to Malaysia, where he stayed for eight years before getting caught.Sivaraam Monion from Malaysia pleaded guilty on Tuesday to one charge of gang robbery.

Singapore, Jan 4: A 36-year-old Malaysian man of Indian-origin was sentenced to seven years’ jail and 12 strokes of the cane for robbing another man of more than SGD 624,000 worth of cash and then fleeing to Malaysia, where he stayed for eight years before getting caught. Sivaraam Monion from Malaysia pleaded guilty on Tuesday to one charge of gang robbery. He was the last in a group of nine men involved in the crime to be sentenced. The court […]

Many of Southeast Asia’s major currencies came under pressure this year but are ending the year strong.

Advice for British people living in Malaysia, including information on health, education, benefits, residence requirements and more.

KUALA LUMPUR: A Lebanese man ran off with over RM150,000 in US dollars after duping a victim into meeting him to change currencies.

Singapore recently recorded its highest hotel room rates in 14 years, reaching as high as SGD283.47 or RM920.55 per night in September 2022. Since then, the

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Boost, the leading regional fintech arm of Axiata, and Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet), the national retail payments network infrastructure announced on Wednesday (Dec 7) that Boost merchants in Malaysia can now accept cross-border payments from Thailand tourists via its DuitNow QR.

Boost, the regional FinTech arm of Axiata, and Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet), the country’s national retail payments network...