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Why 'Diesel' Suddenly Became a Trending Search Term? Subsidy of RM2.10 per Liter for All

The term 'diesel' has surged in searches in Malaysia after the government announced a full subsidy at a fixed price of RM2.10 per liter for all citizens — the first step in history to open fuel subsidies without any sector or group restrictions. This announcement aims to ease the pressure of living costs due to rising global oil prices, and has triggered a wave of practical questions: how is it implemented, who is eligible, and is it truly automatic at gas stations.

1 hari lalu3 min read40

🌍 World🇧🇳 BruneiVerified

Brunei hosts the 25th ASEAN-EU meeting as the Iran energy crisis shakes global markets

ASEAN and European Union foreign ministers held the 25th Meeting in Bandar Seri Begawan on April 28, 2026 — just as the Iran conflict pushed oil prices to a three-year high. Brunei, which relies on oil and gas for over 90% of its national revenue, emphasized concrete cooperation in energy and supply chain security, not just multilateral rhetoric.

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🏛️ Politics🇧🇳 BruneiVerified

Three New Coordinating Ministers, Three Women Promoted: What Does the 2026 Cabinet Change Mean for Brunei's People?

On June 4, 2026, in Bandar Seri Begawan, Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah announced the largest cabinet reshuffle since 2022 — with the establishment of three new Coordinating Minister positions, the promotion of three women to Deputy Minister roles, and the rebranding of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism into the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. These changes are not just name adjustments, but a direct reflection of the strategic drive of Brunei Vision 2035: accelerating economic transformation, strengthening inter-ministerial governance, and expanding women's leadership roles within the government machinery. It also marks a shift in operations from a traditional sectoral approach to a results-based coordination model — particularly in terms of post-low oil price economic recovery and the development of the local entrepreneurial ecosystem.

2 hari lalu4 min read9

💰 Economy🇵🇸 PalestinVerified

Oil Prices Surge Amid Lebanon Tensions and Hormuz Strait Traffic Delays

Global oil prices spiked sharply on 19 June 2026 after armed conflict reignited in Lebanon and oil transportation through the Strait of Hormuz remained disrupted due to prolonged geopolitical tensions in the Persian Gulf. Brent crude rose **3.2% to USD 87.42 per barrel**, marking a reversal of a three-week consecutive decline. This event not only reflects the fragility of the global energy supply chain but also exposes the deep dependence of Arab countries—including Palestine—on fuel prices governed by regional security dynamics, a reality that further aggravates the economic burden on Palestinians already battered by blockade and energy infrastructure deficits.

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