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Businesses Grow Wary as Malaysian Islamist Party Gains Traction

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By Netty Ismail Verified, Kok Leong Chan Verified, Faris Mokhtar
| Financial Post Verified
Growing religious conservatism is posing a challenge for the Southeast Asian nation’s government as it toys with a snap poll. Infineon Technologies facility at Kulim Hi-Tech Park in 2024. Photographer: Samsul Said/Bloomberg /Photographer: Samsul Said/Bloomb (Bloomberg) — At the octagon-shaped market in the heart of Malaysia’s Kelantan state, women call out from stalls stacked with coconut-rich sweets and fish sausages. Nearby, shoppers contemplate a spread of machetes.
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1MDB theft made Attila the Hun look like 'choirboy,' judge says

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By Kok Leong Chan Verified, Ram Anand Verified
| MSN Verified
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Malaysia Reports Fallout From Iran War as Industries Get Hit

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By Kok Leong Chan Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Malaysia is starting to see the economic impact from the Middle East conflict across several sectors, with disruptions expected to deepen in the coming months. (Bloomberg) — Malaysia is starting to see the economic impact from the Middle East conflict across several sectors, with disruptions expected to deepen in the coming months.
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