Moscow ready to conclude all required MOUs, agreements to facilitate collaboration in power generation, technology transfer, among others

Legal framework strengthened, enhanced, relevant measures to control use of nuclear materials put in place with new legislation

Think tank urges transparency, caution in state’s grand ambitions towards clean energy

PETRA says amendments would pave way for atomic power to be considered as national electricity source

Agreement aims to ensure member countries pursue power source with strong governance, sustainability commitment

MB likens sector to waste-to-energy initiatives; once frowned upon, now widely accepted

Session will later resume with committee-stage debate on Supply (Budget) Bill 2026

Lawmaker will question ministers on challenges in developing Malaysia’s RM747 billion REE industry

State to send officers, students to further studies at two China universities

Amirudin says implementation will take at least 5 to 10 years, focus now on capacity building

Move will raise public awareness on importance of sustainable energy for future generations, says Amirudin

Pezeshkian shrugs off repeated Trump threats of bombing Tehran's atomic installations

Asian fund notes growing interest in alternative power sources in region, but reiterates non-involvement

State govt to begin with human capital, joint sponsorship with universities, says MB

Amirudin to visit nuclear power plant, EV maintenance facility, witness TVET programme MOU signing

State govt mulls providing additional incentives for students who secure placement to encourage more youths to venture into high-impact strategic fields

Tehran yet to official confirm matter

KUALA LUMPUR, July 10 — Malaysia and the United States (US) have taken a major step forward in strengthening their comprehensive partnership with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on strategic civil nuclear cooperation.

PARIS, July 5 — Malaysia and France yesterday reaffirmed their stand for a ceasefire in Palestine’s Gaza and for humanitarian aid to get through.

DUBAI, June 30 — The United Kingdom (UK), France, and Germany condemned what they described as threats against the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) watchdog, and called on Iran to guarantee the safety of IAEA staff on its territory.