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Malaysia Records Lowest Unemployment Since 2014, But Youth Joblessness Remains High
The country's unemployment rate fell to 2.9% in Q1 2026, matching its lowest level since 2014, though nearly 280,000 youths remain unemployed.
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Thailand's 1,000-Baht Departure Levy Vs 1,120-Baht Airport Tax: What Actually Affects Malaysians
Thailand's proposed 1,000-baht (RM121) departure levy has sparked confusion online, but the charge that will actually affect Malaysians is a confirmed airport tax hike taking effect from 20 June.
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This Mother's Day, These Malaysian Mums Are Celebrating Something Most Of Us Take For Granted
For some Malaysian mothers, the fight to have their children recognised by their own country has lasted years. For others, it has nearly cost them everything.
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"My Hometown Has No Rice Bowl For Me" — Malaysian Woman Explains Why She Gave Up Her Citizenship
A Malaysian-born woman has sparked debate online after sharing why she chose to renounce her Malaysian citizenship for Singapore, saying family stability, equal opportunities, fairness, and her children's future ultimately shaped her decision.
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Looking For A Job? These 3 Industries In Malaysia Are Hiring The Most Right Now
With unemployment staying low at 2.9%, new data shows hiring momentum is concentrated in a few key industries driving Malaysia's 2026 job market.
Lifestyle
Cost Of Living: 3 Things Getting More Expensive In Malaysia In 2026 Despite Low Inflation
New data shows key everyday expenses like dining, insurance, and education are rising faster.
Lifestyle
Think You Earn More As You Age? Malaysians Actually Peak At 44, And It Doesn't Last Long
A new government report breaks down the financial life cycle of Malaysians, from years of deficit to peak earning power, and what happens after 50.
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By 2040, Older Malaysians Will Outspend Youth For The First Time. Here's Why That Matters Now
A new government report shows Malaysia is heading towards a "Longevity Economy", where older adults will drive more spending than the young, reshaping families, jobs, and the cost of living.
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While Layoffs Rise, Some Malaysian Companies Struggle To Keep Workers Past 90 Days
With 24,100 jobs lost in the first quarter this year, firms say early attrition remains a hidden challenge in service roles.
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The Strait Of Malacca, Explained: Who Owns It, Who Controls It, And Can Indonesia Really Put A Toll On It?
Indonesia wants to charge ships for using the Strait of Malacca. Malaysia and Singapore said no. But who actually has the right to decide, and what does the law say?
