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MOF welcomes US-Iran ceasefire deal but cautions fuel subsidy bill to still hit RM3.5 bil monthly

Don’t expect world oil prices and global supply chain to be fully restored immediately, Finance Ministry says

Subsidy bill peaked at RM7.5 bil in April: Amir Hamzah

Finance Minister II says even though cost of financing fuel for the public has moderated, Malaysia is still expecting to spend RM3.5 bil to RM4 bil on subsidies

AirAsia X to adjust fares, capacity, amidst rising costs and Iran conflict

No plans for job cuts or voluntary unpaid leave, airlines will use domestic and Asean networks to spread capacity efficiently while keeping ticket prices competitive

Malaysia should seek compensation from US over West Asia conflicts: Selangor PKR leader

Dr Sathia Prakash urges Putrajaya to press claims via US Embassy over spillover economic damage

Opposition seeks special Dewan Rakyat sitting on Middle East crisis

MPs urged to examine consequences for fuel supply, food security, and national interests
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National shuttlers demand RM2 million salaries: can BAM keep up financially?

Several top athletes aim for salaries that could outpace even the highest-earning footballers, raising questions about the sustainability of funding within Malaysian sports

Malaysia Airlines tops domestic flight punctuality rankings of 85.3%

National carrier led on-time performance up to May 2025, as government enforces stricter rules on delays and passenger compensation

End of an era: Ex-Malaysia Airlines A380 faces dismantling in French scrapyard

Once a long-haul icon, the superjumbo is being dismantled for prized components as the airline modernises its fleet with fuel-efficient jets

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