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Malaysia PM Dissolves Parliament For Snap Elections
Malaysia's prime minister dissolved parliament Monday to clear the way for snap elections in a bid to restore political stability as the country emerges from the ravages of Covid-19 and a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal.
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Malaysia To Spend Nearly $335 Million For Flood Relief: PM
Malaysia will provide 1.4 billion ringgit ($334.93 million) in cash aid and other forms of relief for those devastated by severe floods this month, Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said on Wednesday.
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Floods Displace Thousands In Malaysia, Over 3,500 Evacuated So Far
Thousands of people in Malaysia have been displaced by floods caused by two days of heavy rain, officials said Saturday, promising swift efforts to evacuate those in need.
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Ismail Sabri Yaakob, Establishment Stalwart, Becomes Malaysia's New PM
Malaysia's incoming premier Ismail Sabri Yaakob is a veteran politician from the country's longest-ruling party, but analysts say he is a stop-gap leader with little chance of ending long-running turbulence.
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Malaysia PM Dissolves Parliament For Snap Elections
Malaysia's prime minister dissolved parliament Monday to clear the way for snap elections in a bid to restore political stability as the country emerges from the ravages of Covid-19 and a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal.
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Malaysia To Spend Nearly $335 Million For Flood Relief: PM
Malaysia will provide 1.4 billion ringgit ($334.93 million) in cash aid and other forms of relief for those devastated by severe floods this month, Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said on Wednesday.
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Floods Displace Thousands In Malaysia, Over 3,500 Evacuated So Far
Thousands of people in Malaysia have been displaced by floods caused by two days of heavy rain, officials said Saturday, promising swift efforts to evacuate those in need.
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Ismail Sabri Yaakob, Establishment Stalwart, Becomes Malaysia's New PM
Malaysia's incoming premier Ismail Sabri Yaakob is a veteran politician from the country's longest-ruling party, but analysts say he is a stop-gap leader with little chance of ending long-running turbulence.
