WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The Malaysian government has been focused on mitigating spillover effects from the ongoing energy crisis by implementing austerity measures to curb energy usage and domestic demand. The recently announced agreement to end the war in Iran and reopen the Strait of Hormuz has also allowed a resumption of seafaring operations for Malaysian oil tankers, providing Malaysia with more assurance as it seeks to stabilize domestic fuel supply in the immediate term. Prime Minister Anwar … Continue Reading
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