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Death tolls rise from an East Nusa Tenggara earthquake while Indonesia pushes back against US transshipment fraud allegations. Across the region, governments focus on clean energy transitions, military cooperation and social protection programmes.
Four friends abandoned secure careers at Schlumberger a decade ago to launch Turbowolf Resources in Sarawak. The energy services company survived industry crashes and pandemic disruption through teamwork, learning from costly mistakes, and strategic partnerships with PETRONAS.
Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof has called on Malaysian diplomatic missions worldwide to pursue greater strategic cooperation, boost trade relationships, and advance Malaysia's energy transition agenda on the global stage.
Malaysia's renewable energy capacity has climbed to nearly 32% as of June, positioning the nation to comfortably exceed its 35% target by 2030. Deputy PM Fadillah emphasised the strategic importance of energy transition for economic resilience and climate commitments.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced the government will investigate establishing a national petroleum reserve stock to strengthen Malaysia's energy security against geopolitical risks and supply disruptions.
France has signalled willingness to collaborate with Malaysia on civil nuclear energy development, contingent on Malaysia's government commitment. French minister Nicolas Forissier highlighted France's nuclear expertise during his first official visit to the country.