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Malaysia
BBN has covered 9 stories about Malaysia, mostly in World and Pop Culture, as reported by Deadline, Variety, Al Jazeera, Bloomberg.com and others. Newest first.
- Pop Culture
Fox's Extracted gets a Malaysia hub as MIPCOM opens in Cannes
Fox Entertainment Global is establishing its first international production hub outside the U.S. in Malaysia, qualifying for local tax incentives while pitching the show to buyers at MIPCOM.
Reported by Deadline · with a Short - Pop Culture
Asian producers form alliance at Busan; Fox opens Malaysia hub
The Asian Producers Alliance launched at Busan's Asian Contents and Film Market with members from five territories; Fox's Malaysian hub is its first abroad, tax breaks included.
Reported by Variety, Deadline · with a Short - World
Malaysia Shuts Schools Over Haze; India Censors Satire
Smoke from Indonesian wildfires has spread across Southeast Asia, affecting air quality beyond Malaysia; India is removing satirical content online under new rules that critics say suppress dissent.
Reported by Al Jazeera - Your Money
Petronas Raises Malaysia Dividends as Oil Prices Surge
Petronas is increasing shareholder payouts to Malaysia's government as energy markets strengthen, signaling optimism about sustained crude demand—one country's windfall, another's gas pump pain.
Reported by Bloomberg.com - World
Myanmar's Leader Seeks Legitimacy Tour; Lithuania Eyes NATO
Myanmar's military leader is on his ninth country visit in civilian clothes trying to gain international acceptance; swapping uniforms apparently doesn't fool experienced diplomats.
Reported by Sky News, The New York Times - World
Myanmar Leader Arrives in Malaysia, Ninth Stop on Legitimacy Tour
Reported by The New York Times - World
Malaysia Gets Myanmar Refugee Vow, Still No Recognition
Reported by Bloomberg.com - World
Iranian Oil Keeps Flowing Via Dark Fleet Off Malaysia
Reported by The New York Times - Your Money
Malaysia stocks win three straight, gain 0.2 percent
Reported by Nasdaq
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