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Malaysian authorities have arrested a 55-year-old man and seized 52 durian saplings suspected of being smuggled from Thailand during a border enforcement operation in Kelantan.
Kuala Lumpur police have arrested seven individuals, including a 13-year-old girl, in connection with a knifepoint robbery at a condominium unit in Jalan Ampang. The arrests were made within six hours of the alleged incident.
Umno's deputy president contends that Negri Sembilan's recent election results demonstrate that Malaysian voters prioritize effective administration and economic stability over divisive racial narratives, suggesting a maturation in electoral behaviour.
Former deputy Inspector-General Tan Sri Ayob Khan has reflected on the Gang Nicky investigation as one of the most significant and demanding cases handled by Bukit Aman, leaving a lasting mark on his policing career.
Malaysia's Selangor Department of Veterinary Services has escalated its investigation into the alleged abuse of a dog named Rocky by filing a formal police report and recording statements from multiple witnesses following the circulation of an incriminating video.
Malayan Banking Bhd inaugurated its new headquarters at Menara Merdeka Maybank, marking a significant expansion of the nation's largest financial institution and reinforcing Kuala Lumpur's position as a regional banking centre.
Kelantan Chief Minister Datuk Mohd Nassuruddin Daud has commended the Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional alliance for their victory in Negri Sembilan's state election, attributing success to collaborative politics.
Barisan Nasional has put forward three candidates for Negri Sembilan's Menteri Besar position, with Umno chairman Datuk Seri Jalaluddin Alias among those shortlisted. The announcement signals an active succession process within the coalition.
DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has emphasised that voters, rather than pre-election surveys, will ultimately shape the outcome of the forthcoming Negri Sembilan state election.
Capital One has responded to legal action over its decision to shut down banking facilities for the Trump Organisation, claiming the move followed a comprehensive anti-money laundering compliance assessment.
An aviation expert has urged authorities to conduct a comprehensive review of security and safety systems at KLIA following the arrest of a Malaysia Airlines pilot in Indonesia on drug smuggling allegations.
Malaysia's aviation regulator has initiated a comprehensive investigation into security protocols after a Malaysia Airlines pilot faced arrest in Jakarta on drug smuggling allegations, raising questions about enforcement procedures.
The Negri Sembilan state election has concluded with polling stations closing at 6pm. BN-PN coalition spokesperson Asyraf Wajdi claims the alliance has secured 23 seats, sufficient to form the next state government.
BN chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has confirmed that the working arrangement between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional will continue in Melaka, signalling stability in the eastern state's political landscape.
Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has forwarded three names to the Negri Sembilan palace for potential appointment as the state's next Menteri Besar.
The Barisan Nasional-Perikatan Nasional alliance is claiming a commanding position in the Negri Sembilan state election, according to Umno's top official.
Barisan Nasional claimed 18 of 36 seats in Negri Sembilan's state election, delivering a major setback to Pakatan Harapan. DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke and caretaker Menteri Besar Aminuddin Harun both lost their seats, while BN and Perikatan Nasional combined secured a two-thirds supermajority.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has congratulated Barisan Nasional on winning the recent Negri Sembilan state election and committed federal resources to support the coalition's governance of the state.
PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang has interpreted Perikatan Nasional's performance in the Negri Sembilan state election as a signal of momentum that could reshape Malaysian politics more broadly.
Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi will seek an audience with Negri Sembilan's ruler to discuss the coalition's choice for Menteri Besar.
Caretaker Negeri Sembilan menteri besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun expresses no regrets about Pakatan Harapan's election loss, defending the coalition's emphasis on performance-based leadership over race-based politics.
As Negri Sembilan concludes voting for its state assembly elections, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi confirmed that the strategic alliance between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional will persist in neighbouring Melaka.
Malaysia's Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional coalition has secured a commanding two-thirds supermajority in Negri Sembilan's state election, winning 25 out of available seats and positioning itself for a decisive five-year term.
The Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional coalition has secured all Malay-majority seats contested in Negri Sembilan's 16th state election, according to Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki following the close of polls at 6pm.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming has committed to a comprehensive investigation into the controversial death of a pet dog named Rocky in Port Klang, reiterating the government's stance against animal abuse.
Vote counting in Negri Sembilan's state election reveals a tight race, with the BN-PN coalition establishing an early lead across 14 seats while Pakatan Harapan trails with seven seats.
Police received 92 reports and initiated 24 investigation papers during the Negri Sembilan state election campaign period, according to Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohd Khalid Ismail.
Bukit Aman has committed to a joint investigation with Indonesian police following the arrest of a Malaysian pilot suspected of attempting to smuggle narcotics across the border, marking another instance of bilateral cooperation on drug trafficking.
Thai police have launched a manhunt for five suspects connected to a fatal assault on a security checkpoint in Narathiwat province on July 22, marking the latest violence in the troubled southern border region.
Authorities in Kedah have arrested a suspect and recovered 89 protected turtles and tortoises during coordinated raids across two locations, intensifying crackdowns on illegal wildlife trade in Malaysia.
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice has greenlit a federal police investigation into Fabio Luis Lula da Silva, the president's son, amid allegations that he improperly facilitated a lobbyist's dealings with the health ministry.
Negri Sembilan's Barisan Nasional chairman has cautioned voters against being influenced by narratives centring on the royal institution during the upcoming 16th state election, particularly speculation about potential outcomes of a BN victory.
Shah Alam police have initiated a formal investigation into the death of a dog that occurred during a stray animal roundup in Port Klang's Taman Teluk Gedung Indah, following public complaints of potential animal cruelty.
Pakatan Harapan's Fahmi Fadzil has called on Negri Sembilan voters to prioritise governance and integrity in the upcoming state election, citing institutional erosion through corruption.
Indonesian authorities apprehended a Malaysian pilot attempting to bring more than 70,000 ecstasy pills weighing 25kg across the border, marking a significant drugs trafficking incident in the region.
Two Indonesian fishermen have been charged with drug trafficking following the seizure of 113 kilograms of methamphetamine worth RM6.1 million in waters off Penang, Malaysian authorities announced.
Malaysia Airlines has initiated an internal review after Indonesian authorities arrested one of its pilots on drug-related charges, prompting scrutiny of airline safety protocols and personnel vetting procedures across the region.
A Johns Hopkins University researcher was detained by US immigration authorities at an airport while attempting to board a domestic flight, reflecting a sharp increase in immigration enforcement actions at transportation hubs under the Trump administration.
Coordinated police raids in Penang's Bukit Mertajam have dismantled a drug trafficking operation, resulting in three arrests and the discovery of smoke grenades alongside various narcotics.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has condemned FIFA President Gianni Infantino as unsuitable for his position, citing concerns over plans to sell competition stakes to private investors.
A Kota Kinabalu court has sentenced two Filipino nationals to four months imprisonment each for entering Sabah illegally. Both men were detained while being questioned in connection with the murder investigation of a 10-year-old girl.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Anwar Ibrahim has called on Negri Sembilan voters to back the unity government's agenda, emphasizing political consensus as campaigning winds down before tomorrow's state election.
Barisan Nasional has indicated readiness to engage in negotiations with Perikatan Nasional regarding a potential electoral understanding for the forthcoming Melaka state polls, signalling pragmatic coalition-building.
Pengurusan Aset Air Bhd has issued RM720 million in blue sukuk through its special purpose vehicle, drawing on an existing RM2 billion Islamic Commercial Papers Programme to fund operations.
Malaysian police launched 23 formal investigations into alleged election offences during the Negeri Sembilan state election campaign, which ran from July 18. The cases emerged from 87 reports received by authorities.
PKR deputy president Nurul Izzah Anwar has rallied voters in Negeri Sembilan to cast ballots for Pakatan Harapan candidates ahead of the state election, framing participation as a civic responsibility.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has instructed Pakatan Harapan to concentrate on grassroots campaigning instead of relying on opinion polls as the coalition prepares for tomorrow's Negri Sembilan state election.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has urged parliament to extend its special sitting on the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report, requesting at least two additional days to permit broader parliamentary discussion.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Singapore's Lawrence Wong are set to publicly announce the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone master plan during the Annual Leaders' Retreat in December, marking a significant milestone in bilateral economic cooperation.
Police in Gua Musang have arrested a 17-year-old motorcyclist for reckless riding as part of ongoing efforts to curb street racing and dangerous road behaviour in the area.
Datuk Seri Najib Razak has questioned what he views as inconsistent treatment of National Audit Department findings regarding Tabung Haji's operations, raising broader questions about institutional credibility.
Bukit Bendera MP Syerleena Abdul Rashid has strongly criticised the killing of a dog called Rocky, demanding an independent and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim delivered his closing message to Negri Sembilan voters through TikTok as the state election campaign wound down, signalling the coalition's digital-first approach to reaching younger and mobile-first audiences.
A Royal Commission of Inquiry into Tabung Haji has cleared former Religious Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa of allegations levelled against him during his time in office, he announced.
The wife of missing Pastor Raymond Koh has made a direct appeal to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim following a Court of Appeal decision to halt a High Court order that would have required police to restart their investigation into his 2017 disappearance.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog is investigating claims of illicit cash distribution during the Negri Sembilan state election, with four formal reports lodged as of Thursday.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has signalled that additional arrests are likely in its ongoing investigation into the hacking of the MyIMMs immigration system and unlawful processing of Temporary Employment Visit Pass applications.
Penang police have arrested eight foreign nationals suspected of operating a sophisticated online travel fraud ring from a luxury condominium. The syndicate allegedly victimised residents across China and Taiwan with counterfeit holiday packages to Japan.
The MACC has initiated a formal investigation into Tabung Haji based on the Royal Commission of Inquiry's findings, deploying investigators to the Islamic financial institution's headquarters in Putrajaya.
PKR secretary-general Datuk Dr Fuziah Salleh has called for investigations and potential prosecutions of officials responsible for Tabung Haji losses uncovered by a Royal Commission of Inquiry.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim disclosed that Malaysia's government expends between RM40 billion and RM45 billion annually on fuel and commodity subsidies, underscoring the significant fiscal burden of protecting citizens from international price volatility.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has blamed greed, poor governance, and financial mismanagement for bringing Tabung Haji to the brink of collapse, highlighting systemic failures requiring comprehensive institutional overhaul.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged Negri Sembilan voters to assess political leaders on their proven ability to deliver tangible results, emphasizing integrity and action over campaign rhetoric.
Authorities apprehended a Thai man attempting to smuggle RM8,000 worth of petai and pomelos through an unauthorised jetty in Kelantan's Rantau Panjang, highlighting ongoing cross-border agricultural smuggling.
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has appealed for calm following violent clashes between Hindu and Muslim communities in the country's southern districts, which have resulted in three fatalities so far.
Tan Sri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay, former deputy Inspector-General of Police, has reflected on the 'Gang Nicky' investigation, describing it as one of the most consequential cases handled by Bukit Aman.
Barisan Nasional has expressed appreciation for Pas leadership's directive instructing party members to support BN candidates in the Negri Sembilan election, signalling strong coalition unity ahead of polls.
Three company directors have been charged at Shah Alam Sessions Court with laundering and misappropriating millions of ringgit originally intended for an NGO, highlighting growing concerns about financial misconduct in Malaysia's charitable sector.
A Sessions Court in Sepang has ordered prominent blogger Papagomo to present his defence against charges of spreading false information on Facebook about PKR parliamentarians allegedly withdrawing backing for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has served a formal demand letter on PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man, alleging defamatory statements made outside Parliament last month.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has mobilised a specialist task force to scrutinise the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji following its public disclosure, signalling heightened regulatory attention.
An emerging Arab-Jewish political alliance in Israel is attempting to energise young, apathetic voters before the October election, though critics worry it may dilute Arab minority representation and weaken the broader challenge to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that Parliament will hold a special sitting on August 11 to discuss the Royal Commission of Inquiry report into Tabung Haji, Malaysia's hajj savings fund.
A Federal Court judge has criticised the legal representatives of Datuk Seri Najib Razak for seeking a last-minute postponement in his RM1.9 million civil case against former attorney-general Tan Sri Tommy Thomas.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's public apology to the Indian community for earlier statements concerning Hindu temples indicates a serious effort to foster inclusivity, according to DAP parliamentarian Rayer.
A prominent former judge has called for Adibah Amin's writings to be woven into Malaysian schools, arguing her work can nurture unity and tolerance among students while reinforcing national identity.
A Kelantan fast-food outlet worker has been formally charged with five counts of sexual assault against a teenage colleague, marking another workplace harassment case in Malaysia's expanding service sector.
A cook employed at a fast-food establishment in Kelantan has been formally charged with multiple counts of sexual assault against a 17-year-old colleague, with proceedings taking place at Pasir Mas Sessions Court.
A madrasah principal in Kelantan was charged in court with sexually assaulting three boys between 2023 and 2024. The Sessions Court in Pasir Mas heard the allegations spanning incidents in Tumpat.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim disclosed that Malaysia's government allocates RM980 million yearly to compensate the Federal Land Development Authority for accumulated losses stemming from its former administration.
Police in Johor Baru have detained two 19-year-old college students following the tragic discovery of a newborn girl in a toilet at a rented property in Kluang. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the infant's death.
Bersatu Youth is demanding the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and police act urgently against individuals responsible for Lembaga Tabung Haji's alleged financial mismanagement during the Barisan Nasional era.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has sought to ease concerns among Malaysia's Chinese and Indian communities about closer political cooperation between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional, signalling that such collaboration would not undermine minority interests.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim justified the government's decision to declassify the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report following sustained public calls for transparency, while cautioning critics against challenging the administration's handling of the matter.
A criminologist has cautioned that the alleged MyIMMs hacking poses broader national security risks beyond conventional cybercrime, requiring a comprehensive government response to protect immigration systems.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's leader has declared that external perceptions and public sentiment will not compromise the agency's investigative integrity or operational independence.
Former Sabah chief minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal has been sentenced to five weeks' imprisonment after being convicted of contempt of court. The conviction stems from comments he made regarding the inquest into Zara Qairina Mahathir's death.
Malaysia's army has finished investigating a March incident that seriously injured a commando at a Johor military installation. Dismissal proceedings are now proceeding against those found responsible.
Pop superstar Ariana Grande has initiated legal proceedings against two unidentified hackers responsible for leaking her unreleased songs, marking an escalation in her fight against digital piracy.
The MACC has secured remand orders for 12 individuals suspected of orchestrating a hacking operation against Malaysia's immigration database to illegally process work permits, with investigators seizing nearly RM186,000 in cash and valuables.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has obtained remand orders for 12 people, including Immigration Department personnel and a police officer, suspected of hacking the immigration system to illegally process employment passes.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has moved to clarify the intent behind releasing the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji, emphasising the investigation was forward-looking rather than revisionist.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has expressed shock at the sustained personal attacks levelled against DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke throughout the Negri Sembilan state election campaign.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has declared that those behind alleged losses and misconduct at Lembaga Tabung Haji will not escape accountability, pledging rigorous investigations and prosecution where evidence warrants action.
A suspended police officer is believed to have orchestrated a methamphetamine trafficking network in a major operation yielding RM21.3 million in seized drugs targeting both domestic and overseas markets.
Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has exhausted her legal options after the Federal Court declined to reconsider its decision to keep the judge who convicted her in the RM1.25 billion solar hybrid project case.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed his law minister to arrange a special Dewan Rakyat sitting to debate findings from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Tabung Haji, signalling parliament's intent to address the long-troubled pilgrimage fund.
A 25-year-old part-time Grab driver in Kuala Lumpur is set to face court charges for allegedly staging his own kidnapping to extort RM30,000 from his parents, reportedly to settle loan shark debts.
The High Court in Shah Alam will receive a medical update on Friday regarding Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad's health status and ability to continue his RM150 million defamation suit against Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
The MACC's Chief Commissioner Datuk Seri Abd Halim Aman has reaffirmed the agency's commitment to maintaining high professional standards and transparency in its corruption investigations, despite ongoing public concerns about its operations.
The Barisan Nasional election director for Negri Sembilan has demanded an official investigation into reports that a political party handed cash to voters during the recent state election, raising fresh concerns about electoral integrity.
Malaysia's Immigration Department has decided to delay any disciplinary measures against officers involved in the MyIMMs hacking incident until the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission concludes its formal investigation.
A significant earthquake in Japan has claimed at least 13 lives, according to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Recovery and damage assessment operations continue as the nation responds to the natural disaster.
Authorities have arrested four immigration officers and eight others in connection with a sophisticated hacking scheme targeting Malaysia's immigration database to illegally approve employment visit passes.
Authorities arrested two long-distance bus operators at a Kelantan highway rest stop after narcotics allegedly hidden behind driver seats were uncovered during a planned enforcement action.
Joint MACC and Immigration Department operation successfully dismantles a criminal syndicate that illegally hacked the MyIMMs system to issue fraudulent Temporary Employment Visit Passes, exposing critical vulnerabilities in Malaysia's worker verification infrastructure.
Seven people, six of them siblings, face charges in Perak's Magistrate's Court for drug trafficking involving heroin seized last week.
Police in Johor Bahru have reclassified the death of an 18-month-old child as murder following a lengthy investigation, with the biological father identified as the primary suspect to be charged.
A Bentong prison staff member faces arrest over allegations of accepting bribes to smuggle prohibited items to inmates, raising fresh concerns about security lapses at Malaysian correctional facilities.
Malaysian authorities have charged 159 Chinese nationals across three Johor Baru courts with criminal conspiracy linked to an alleged cryptocurrency investment scam that defrauded victims two weeks ago through fake calling centre operations.
Kuala Lumpur-listed Favelle Favco and its American subsidiary face a US$52.5 million lawsuit stemming from a crane accident in New York last July. The company is among 13 defendants in the case.
Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani has called on Negri Sembilan voters to base their ballot decisions on candidates' ability to deliver, rather than allowing tangential political disputes to sway their choices.
Airport authorities in Sepang apprehended an Indonesian national at KLIA Terminal 1 following an altercation involving verbal abuse and threats directed at airline and airport staff members.
Six individuals have been detained following the discovery of an illegal mining operation in Kelantan's Kuala Krai district. Enforcement officers seized machinery, vehicles and raw materials valued at nearly RM3 million during the raid.
PKR vice-president Datuk Seri R. Ramanan has dismissed claims that Indian voters are shifting support to Barisan Nasional ahead of the Negeri Sembilan election, emphasizing community response to Pakatan Harapan initiatives.
Police have dismantled a sprawling online fraud operation based in Johor Baru's Forest City development, resulting in 335 arrests. The network ran schemes targeting overseas victims using cryptocurrency fraud and romance scams.
Authorities in Bera arrested a suspected drug dealer carrying RM21,500 worth of narcotics, subsequently uncovering nearly RM100,000 in cash during a follow-up search of his residence in Felda Tembangau.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is mobilising international legal mechanisms to investigate KWAP's overseas investments, coordinating with authorities across three jurisdictions in what signals an expanding scope of scrutiny into the retirement fund's financial operations.
The High Court has ruled that the government must compensate 13 participants from a 2021 candlelight vigil at Dataran Merdeka with RM195,000, finding authorities vicariously liable for their unlawful detention.
Singapore has arrested three teenagers accused of plotting separate violent attacks including shootings and bombings. The detentions highlight escalating concerns about youth radicalisation in the security-conscious city-state.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has initiated an investigation into Saudi Arabia's claim that Iranian-aligned groups based in Iraq launched drone strikes against Saudi territory, marking a significant diplomatic development.
A foreign national and two female accomplices from Thailand and China were arrested in connection with an extortion case involving 12 Kuala Lumpur police officers. The arrests also relate to passport violation charges.
Barisan Nasional deputy president Zahid Hamidi says capturing the Chenah and Linggi state seats could prove decisive in wresting Negri Sembilan from Pakatan Harapan control during an upcoming state election.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has instructed government ministries to resolve foreign worker applications for restaurants and other key sectors within one month, signalling efforts to address labour shortages.
Perikatan Nasional's manifesto for Negri Sembilan mirrors key policy commitments outlined by Barisan Nasional, according to PN's Tuan Ibrahim, highlighting convergence in coalition platforms.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to young Malaysians to distance themselves from divisive ideologies while reassuring them that the government values their input on policy matters.
Six men have pleaded not guilty to kidnapping a 44-year-old Malaysian businessman and demanding RM8 million in ransom in an alleged abduction that occurred two weeks prior to their court appearance.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that regardless of whether the cabinet chooses to publicly release the Royal Commission of Inquiry findings into Tabung Haji, all subsequent legal actions must strictly follow due process requirements.
A company director testified in the High Court that he would have made no financial contribution to Bersatu whatsoever had he not been specifically requested by a politically connected businessman to contribute RM19.5 million linked to the Jana Wibawa initiative.
Barisan Nasional has firmly rebuffed suggestions of friction with Perikatan Nasional, emphasizing the two coalitions remain aligned under a framework of shared interests and cooperative governance.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has called for Islamic preaching to harness technology and sound judgment, arguing that digital platforms are essential for delivering religious messaging to contemporary audiences across Malaysia and the region.
A foreigner who filed a police report claiming extortion by alleged officers has become the subject of investigation after Interpol discovered he was wanted in China for a fraud case.
Indian activists are mounting legal challenges against the Modi government's deployment of AI-powered surveillance systems during the country's largest youth demonstrations in decades, with implications for digital rights across Asia.
Negri Sembilan's palace has cautioned political parties against instrumentalising the royal institution during election campaigns, emphasising the need to preserve the monarchy's constitutional neutrality.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has drawn a clear boundary on refugee management in Malaysia, stating the government will not permit any refugee groups to commandeer public spaces or undermine public order, signalling a stricter enforcement approach.
A veteran political analyst has projected that the Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional coalition will capture the majority of the 36 available state assembly seats in the upcoming Negri Sembilan election.
Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has called on all political parties to respect the Negri Sembilan Palace's directive by refraining from discussing sensitive 3R matters—race, religion, and royalty—throughout the state election campaign.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall, working with police and enforcement agencies, conducted weekend raids on five entertainment venues operating illegally. Equipment was seized and multiple compounds issued.
Terengganu MACC has remanded three people, including a former frozen food company manager, over claims they fraudulently sought RM51,000 through false wedding catering documentation.
Authorities in Pasir Mas detained a 31-year-old driver after discovering 30 bromeliad plants valued at RM6,000 concealed in his SUV, allegedly smuggled across the Thai border.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has disclosed that Malaysia requires approximately RM16 million to ready the Sepang International Circuit for Formula One's comeback to the calendar.
Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has reinforced the police force's zero-tolerance stance toward officer misconduct, following the arrest of a dozen personnel accused of extorting money from a Vanuatu national.
PKR has signalled it will not engage in a competition with Umno and Bersatu over who is more Malay, or with Pas over Islamic credentials, instead urging voters to evaluate parties on their track record.
Israel's October 27 general election shapes up as a confrontation between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, the former military chief turned political rival, signalling a potential shift in Israeli politics.
Barisan Nasional's manifesto for Negeri Sembilan election provides a realistic strategy to restart unfinished development programmes, according to coalition chairman Zahid Hamidi.
Negri Sembilan's Menteri Besar Aminuddin Harun has accused the Barisan Nasional coalition of lifting policy ideas from his Pakatan Harapan government's existing programmes ahead of the state election.
Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has undergone a coronary angiogram at a Kuala Lumpur hospital. Medical assessments determined no stent insertion or balloon angioplasty was necessary.
Authorities have arrested a dozen police officers accused of attempting to extort RM2 million from a Vanuatu national, marking a significant corruption case within Malaysia's police force.
Barisan Nasional's Mohamad Hasan has reassured voters that BN will retain full authority in Negri Sembilan despite its electoral understanding with Perikatan Nasional, dismissing claims PAS will wield backdoor influence.
Barisan Nasional's deputy chairman has pushed back against criticism that voting for BN amounts to empowering PAS through the coalition's operational understanding with Perikatan Nasional.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is accelerating the rollout of seven support schemes for Felda settlers, requiring government agencies to provide monthly progress reports to ensure rapid implementation.
Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar has defended the electoral alliance between Perikatan Nasional and Barisan Nasional in Negri Sembilan, contending that their partnership prioritises constituent welfare over ideological disagreements.
Police will charge six men in connection with a kidnapping-for-ransom incident in Petaling Jaya involving a RM7 million demand. The charges are expected to be filed in court tomorrow as investigations conclude.
An Umno Supreme Council member has clarified that the Barisan-Perikatan coalition arrangement adopted for Negri Sembilan's state elections should not be viewed as a template for other states, emphasising that each region operates within its own distinct political ecosystem.
A Setiu trader has been fined RM700 after admitting to selling sushi containing harmful bacteria at a Ramadan bazaar, highlighting ongoing food safety challenges during the fasting month's bustling temporary markets.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia's return to hosting Formula 1 demonstrates the nation's capability to stage world-class events, signalling renewed confidence in the country's infrastructure and organisational prowess.
An immigration officer has been charged in Melaka Sessions Court with accepting monthly bribes totalling RM1,950 from a restaurant operator across a seven-month period last year, highlighting ongoing concerns about corruption within public sector agencies.
A factory operator died in a four-vehicle collision on Johor Baru's Jalan Permas Utama after being thrown from a van and pinned beneath the overturned vehicle. Police have launched a full investigation into the incident.
Police have remanded a university student for four days following the discovery of a newborn's body at a hostel rubbish disposal area in Kuala Langat. The case has raised fresh concerns about student welfare and campus safety.
Police in Sungai Buloh have arrested a man suspected of conducting a series of thefts targeting donation boxes at a local mosque. The arrest comes after an investigation into missing contributions.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly denounced ousted ICC prosecutor Karim Khan as a 'con job' following Khan's removal over allegations of sexual misconduct. The development comes as Netanyahu himself remains subject to an ICC arrest warrant.
A Malaysian has died in a violent street confrontation between foreign nationals in South Korea's North Chungcheong Province. Another Malaysian has been apprehended by local authorities as investigations into the early Sunday incident continue.
Police have remanded two foreign nationals for seven days following the death of a 5-year-old boy in Gelugor, Penang. Both individuals are assisting authorities with their ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Pakatan Harapan has appealed to all parties contesting Negeri Sembilan's election to conduct campaigns centred on policies and performance rather than leveraging race, religion, royalty issues or personal attacks.
Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has ruled out speculation of an early general election, stating that no discussions have taken place regarding advancing the poll date.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has broken his silence on the party's leadership turmoil, alleging that former deputy president Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin orchestrated a move to unseat him from his position.
Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi has dismissed suggestions that the government's release of the Tabung Haji RCI report will sway voters in the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election, scheduled for August 1.
Malaysian authorities have arrested twelve police officers spanning multiple ranks in connection with an alleged extortion scheme targeting a Chinese national for approximately RM2 million.
Six female students appeared in Kota Kinabalu's Court for Children facing rioting charges stemming from an incident outside a secondary school that sparked widespread social media attention.
A 32-year-old food delivery rider in Melaka has been charged with sexually assaulting his stepdaughter and threatening police officers and a family member in separate court proceedings.
Police in Kelantan have apprehended two Myanmar nationals following a chase in Gua Musang, seizing 6,000 yaba pills estimated at RM60,000. The bust underscores persistent drug trafficking challenges along Malaysia's northern frontier.
Malaysian authorities have arrested a 19-year-old Thai man and his 14-year-old sister after they attempted to cross the border illegally at Rantau Panjang. The pair were apprehended at an unauthorised jetty.
The Negri Sembilan leadership has cautioned political parties participating in the state election against capitalising on divisive matters that could compromise racial unity, signalling concern over campaign tactics.
A 43-year-old cattle herder in Balik Pulau has been remanded for four days in connection with allegations of obstructing and assaulting a police officer during an incident.
Police have initiated an investigation following the death of an inmate at Temiang Prison in Negri Sembilan and allegations that another prisoner was subjected to improper treatment, according to the Prisons Department.
A suspended Malaysian police corporal appeared in court to face charges of sexually assaulting his 11-year-old daughter. The case underscores ongoing concerns about child safety and institutional accountability.
Authorities in Johor Baru have detained a man suspected of posting seditious content targeting Islam on Facebook. The arrest highlights enforcement of laws protecting religious sentiment.
Police have detained a 42-year-old man for allegedly assaulting and threatening an Ipoh City Council enforcement officer during a routine compound notice operation in Pengkalan yesterday.
Barisan Nasional deputy chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has rejected accusations that the coalition plagiarised Pakatan Harapan's manifesto for the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election.
Former ICC prosecutor Karim Khan will be remembered for securing arrest warrants against Russian and Israeli leaders, yet his legacy is permanently stained by workplace misconduct that led to his dismissal and institutional damage.
Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani has signalled that Barisan Nasional's electoral fortunes in Negri Sembilan will ultimately hinge on whether voters find the coalition's campaign manifesto persuasive.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged that the government remains responsive to young Malaysians' grievances, whilst calling on them to steer clear of polarising narratives that threaten national cohesion.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will submit a Cabinet paper within a month detailing a new second-home ownership programme designed to benefit Felda settlers across the nation.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will table a policy paper before Cabinet within a month detailing a second-home housing scheme for Felda settlers, marking a potential expansion of land-settlement benefits.
Barisan Nasional has signalled no opposition to releasing the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji to Parliament or the public, should the Cabinet approve the move.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has pledged RM5 million to support the Bumiputera Semiconductor Action Plan, aiming to deepen native Malaysian companies' involvement in the country's advanced technology manufacturing sector.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended attending Fort Cornwallis's reopening, emphasizing the restored site should serve as an educational resource for understanding Malaysia's colonial heritage rather than celebrating colonial dominance.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has refrained from commenting on the Negri Sembilan state election despite planning a campaign visit, as predictions point to an exceptionally competitive contest.
Police arrested two men in their 50s with extensive criminal backgrounds following a dramatic vehicle chase that spanned from Sri Damansara to Gombak. The suspects were apprehended late last night.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim disclosed that Malaysia is committing up to RM50 billion annually in fuel subsidies to keep RON95 petrol frozen at RM1.99 per litre, shielding consumers from volatile global energy markets.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has rejected remarks by Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor about Tanah Melayu, stressing that Malaysia's foundation rests on accepting citizens of all backgrounds.
Police have remanded a suspect for six days following an attempted robbery of a cash-in-transit van outside a Klang bank earlier this week.
Authorities in Kuala Langat arrested a teenage student after discovering a newborn's body in a hostel rubbish disposal area. The discovery has raised concerns about campus safety and student welfare.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has signalled that any proposed alliance between Perikatan Nasional and Barisan Nasional must proceed through official channels to carry legitimate weight in Malaysia's fractious political landscape.
A US federal appeals court has rejected the Trump administration's attempt to overturn a judicial ruling that prevents it from imposing a US$100,000 fee on new H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, a decision with significant implications for tech industry hiring.
Member states of the International Criminal Court voted to dismiss prosecutor Karim Khan after an internal investigation substantiated allegations of serious misconduct. The decision carries implications for the ICC's credibility and regional justice mechanisms.
The Malaysian Medical Association is pushing for comprehensive workplace safeguards, including confidentiality measures and complainant protection, following allegations of sexual harassment and bullying at a Sabah hospital.
A Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur heard testimony that Permodalan Nasional Bhd made two fund transfers worth RM20.3 million to Fashion Valet Sdn Bhd.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that Malaysia will keep negotiating with the United States regarding a recently imposed 10 per cent tariff, indicating the government's commitment to resolving the trade dispute through sustained diplomatic engagement.
PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang has firmly rejected suggestions that the electoral cooperation between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional in Negri Sembilan represents mere political theatre, asserting instead that the alliance reflects a genuine commitment to shared governance objectives.
Authorities charged eleven men in Sepang Sessions Court with membership in the Vinod Gang, an organised crime syndicate. The charges represent law enforcement's continuing crackdown on criminal networks operating across Malaysia.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has clarified Malaysia's position, stating the nation opposes what it views as Israeli policies and actions, not the Jewish people themselves. The distinction reflects Malaysia's ongoing diplomatic stance.
Senior Umno figure Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan has pushed back against warnings from the opposition that BN risks being overshadowed by PN, asserting the ruling coalition remains a formidable political force.
Johor authorities have dismantled a bitcoin mining operation built on stolen electricity from state utility TNB, arresting three people and seizing 71 mining devices during coordinated raids across two days.
A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigator has contested the defence's assertion that Penang state incurred no financial harm when transferring land to finance the controversial undersea tunnel feasibility study.
A High Court in Kuala Lumpur has dismissed a RM110 million lawsuit filed by a Chinese businessman who purchased 51 luxury residential units, rejecting his claim that the developer misled him about hotel-style usage rights.
Umno's secretary-general has reassured Malaysians that Barisan Nasional's cooperative arrangement with Perikatan Nasional in Negri Sembilan will not compromise the coalition's longstanding dedication to representing all communities across the nation.
Barisan Nasional's Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says the coalition's electoral understanding with Perikatan Nasional in Negri Sembilan should mature organically before being extended to other state elections.
During the Negri Sembilan state election campaign, coalition leaders have dismissed persistent social media rumours about a potential merger between Barisan Nasional and PAS, warning voters to reject misinformation.
Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has indicated the coalition possesses multiple capable candidates for the Negri Sembilan Menteri Besar position, suggesting BN does not require a single frontrunner.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on Malaysia's Indian Muslim community to become catalysts for positive social change by embracing unity, compassion, and constructive dialogue with society.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has disclosed that the government deliberately postponed releasing the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report to prevent potential collapse of the pilgrimage savings institution.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has proposed creating a dedicated Orang Asli officer position at the Negri Sembilan Menteri Besar's Office, arguing such institutional representation doesn't require prior manifesto commitments.
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan faces an uncertain future following sexual assault allegations. His tenure has been marked by high-profile arrest warrants against Russian and Israeli leaders, but internal tensions have escalated significantly.
Malaysia's communications regulator and police have been directed to investigate a blasphemous post on Threads targeting Prophet Muhammad. Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has also asked MCMC to release a public statement on the matter.
A 34-year-old scrap goods dealer in Penang has been accused in court of trafficking approximately 4.6 kilograms of heroin, marking another significant drug seizure in the state.
DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has categorically rejected Umno's criticism regarding Pakatan Harapan's choice for Negeri Sembilan menteri besar, characterizing the remarks as unfounded political attacks from a rival coalition.
Negri Sembilan police have approved 253 of 276 campaign permit applications for the 16th state election, operating between July 18 and recently. Nine investigations have been initiated into suspected breaches of electoral regulations.
Several students face arrest following a violent altercation at a Seri Kembangan secondary school that left a 16-year-old boy and his father with injuries. Authorities are investigating the circumstances that sparked the incident.
Badminton Association of Malaysia shuttler Leong Jun Hao has halted his recent decline, yet continues to struggle for the consistency and performance level required to establish himself among the sport's top-ranked men's singles competitors.
Malaysian police have dismantled the 'Geng Lakino Garuda' syndicate, arresting nine men linked to 21 solar cable and telecommunications thefts totalling over RM900,000 in losses across Pahang and Selangor.
Authorities are moving forward with prosecution of eleven suspected Vinod Gang members, an organised crime syndicate linked to violent offences throughout Selangor.
Barisan Nasional secretary-general Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir has dismissed Amanah vice-president Datuk Mahfuz Omar's ministerial ambitions, directing him to approach Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim instead.
Umno's Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki has pressed Pakatan Harapan to clarify its Menteri Besar succession plan should caretaker Aminuddin Harun lose his Linggi seat in the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election.
Penang police have dismantled a drug trafficking operation, apprehending three suspects including an elderly person and seizing narcotics valued at approximately RM180,000 during a night-time enforcement action at Sungai Bakau.
Malaysian police have dismantled an online romance scam operation targeting Japanese citizens, resulting in the arrest of seven Chinese nationals during a raid on a commercial premises in Alor Star.
Barisan Nasional is leveraging its strong performance in Johor to build momentum for the upcoming Negri Sembilan election, with the coalition highlighting governance successes in the neighbouring southern state.
Three women, two of them underage, have been charged in Kuantan for performing dangerous 'Superman' motorcycle stunts on July 16. The incident sparked safety concerns.
Umno secretary-general Datuk Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki has insisted that individuals at all levels must face consequences if the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry uncovers evidence of wrongdoing, corruption, or abuse of power.
A two-year-old girl was fatally struck by a reversing lorry at her home in Sungai Petani, Kedah. Police arrested her 61-year-old grandfather, who was operating the vehicle, to assist with investigations.
Ten undocumented migrants faced charges in Pasir Mas Sessions Court for various immigration offences including overstaying and illegal entry into Malaysia.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has signalled the government's intention to release the Royal Commission of Inquiry report into Tabung Haji's substantial losses, a development that could reshape the pilgrimage savings institution.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has met with Genron NPO president Yasushi Kudo to explore avenues for deepening Malaysia-Japan strategic ties and expanding policy dialogue between the two nations.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has questioned 10 senior officials from the civil service pension fund and Finance Ministry regarding KWAP's disputed RM200 million investment in Indonesian aquaculture firm eFishery.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has reversed his earlier position, acknowledging he lacks the legal authority to detain Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes if the Israeli leader visits the city.
A former e-hailing driver has claimed trial to 12 charges spanning armed robbery, fraud, and theft in separate Klang court proceedings. He pleaded not guilty to all allegations and is remanded for further investigation.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has responded to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's unity-themed pantun with his own four-line Malay verse, continuing a poetic exchange between the two senior leaders.
Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has firmly rejected speculation about efforts to unseat Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, declaring that Barisan Nasional remains committed to sustaining the unity government throughout the 15th Parliament's term.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the Royal Commission of Inquiry report into Tabung Haji could be released immediately if Cabinet clearance is not needed, or by Wednesday at the latest.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has rejected criticism from Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin, who called his party a 'spoiler' for fielding candidates in the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election.
Perikatan Nasional has flagged Negri Sembilan Umno chairman Datuk Seri Jalaluddin Alias as a prime contender for the menteri besar position should its alliance with Barisan Nasional succeed in the August 1 state election.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog is poised to update the public on its investigation into a RM200 million investment by the pension fund KWAP into Indonesian aquaculture technology company eFishery, with announcements expected this week.
Inter Miami confirmed the acquisition of Brazilian midfielder Casemiro on Wednesday, marking a significant roster boost for the MLS franchise. The league has launched a formal inquiry into alleged tampering by the club during the transfer negotiations.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has launched a formal investigation into Retirement Fund Inc following the fund's reported RM200 million loss from an investment in Indonesian aquaculture technology firm eFishery.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has launched an intensive campaign push in Negri Sembilan, signalling the national leadership's commitment to securing Pakatan Harapan's electoral success in the state election.
Police have documented 180 Malaysian citizens arrested overseas in little over a year for suspected drug mule operations, with most ensnared through deceptive recruitment pitches offering inflated salaries and quick returns.
Penang law enforcement has dismantled a significant drug operation, confiscating over three kilograms of ecstasy valued at nearly half a million ringgit during a targeted raid in the northern state.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed Malaysia's commitment to its longstanding policy that prohibits Israeli citizens from entering the country, standing firm against criticism from eight United States congressmen who have questioned the decision.
Three Selayang Municipal Council employees have been charged with soliciting RM3,550 in bribes to expedite business licence and temporary permit applications, raising fresh concerns about corruption within local government.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has posted a traditional Malay pantun highlighting themes of unity and consensus as state-level election campaigns continue across the country.
Police have dismantled a major online gambling operation conducting RM27 million in daily World Cup betting transactions. A coordinated raid across 19 Klang Valley locations resulted in 161 arrests, targeting a sophisticated network using legitimate businesses as cover.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining the stability of Malaysia's unity government at the federal level, even as his coalition faces Barisan Nasional as a political opponent in the Negri Sembilan state elections.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong unveiled significant Cabinet changes and new political appointments on Wednesday, marking a crucial phase in the government's planned leadership evolution following recent resignations among senior officials.
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has cautioned Malaysians against sharing content involving race, religion, and royalty during the Negri Sembilan state election campaign, seeking to maintain electoral decorum.
Police have arrested a man rescued from a RM7 million kidnapping in Subang Jaya after investigators uncovered suspected links to a drug trafficking operation.
Malaysian police arrested several individuals in Gombak Operation Force raids, including a man with six prior drug-related convictions, signalling continued enforcement against repeat offenders in the narcotics trade.
Johor Baru police have dismantled a methamphetamine distribution operation, seizing 60.78kg of drugs worth RM3.04 million and apprehending eight suspects, including a teenage school dropout used as a courier.
A Bangladeshi national appeared in Kulim magistrate's court charged with illegally holding 11 passports from fellow Bangladeshi citizens, highlighting authorities' concerns over document trafficking networks.
A keropok vendor in Melaka appeared in court after allegedly using a drone to smuggle tobacco into Sungai Udang Prison, facing charges of criminal trespass and smuggling contraband into the facility.
New York's mayor has stated the city government cannot enforce the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling instead on US federal authorities to handle the matter.
Police in Kelantan arrested two Myanmar nationals and seized 6,000 yaba pills worth approximately RM60,000 after pursuing the suspects through Gua Musang.
A Moroccan national died during police arrest procedures in Italy, prompting Morocco to demand clarification while Italian PM Giorgia Meloni vowed to uncover the facts. The incident has triggered protests.
Perikatan Nasional secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan disclosed that the coalition's electoral arrangement with Barisan Nasional for Negri Sembilan was concluded only four days prior to nomination day, highlighting the compressed timeline of negotiations.
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission will investigate the alleged unauthorized release of social media influencer Khairul Aming's phone bill, Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil announced, triggering a privacy enforcement probe.
Kuala Lumpur police have detained two men in connection with a serious assault at Sri Pulau Pinang flats in Cheras that resulted in a third person suffering grave injuries.
Kuala Lumpur police have apprehended four 14-year-old boys following a serious assault on another teenager in Cheras that circulated widely on social media platforms early this month, raising fresh concerns about youth violence in the capital.
Newly appointed British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has committed to reducing electricity taxes as part of efforts to alleviate the cost-of-living burden on households, according to a Downing Street announcement.
A 32-year-old driver was arrested in Tumpat, Kelantan, after allegedly ramming a General Operations Force vehicle during an attempted escape. Officers recovered an air rifle and ball bearings from the suspect's car.
A 60-year-old assailant attacked two Greek-American tourists with a knife near Athens' iconic Acropolis archaeological site on Tuesday. Police arrested the attacker at the scene.
Police in Balik Pulau arrested a man who allegedly threatened a traffic officer after authorities seized a motorcycle being ridden by his child, highlighting tensions over road enforcement.
An independent candidate running for the Sri Tanjung seat in Negri Sembilan is bracing for court proceedings next month over an online posting, raising fresh questions about campaign conduct and digital speech.
A bystander injured during a May shootout outside the White House is preparing legal action against the US Secret Service, with lawyers set to file a personal injury lawsuit this week.
Andy Burnham has become Britain's seventh prime minister since 2016, prompting widespread voter frustration over nearly a decade of relentless political instability and leadership turmoil.
A former soldier has been charged in Kangar with possessing firearms, imitation weapons, and hundreds of ammunition rounds without authorisation. The case highlights ongoing concerns about weapons regulation among former security personnel.
Malaysian authorities have dismantled a sophisticated scam operation in Kuantan involving 16 suspects, including 14 foreign nationals, accused of defrauding American victims through coordinated telephone fraud schemes.
Entertainment personality Bella Astillah and prominent politician Syed Saddiq recently consulted with former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad for matrimonial guidance as they prepare for their forthcoming nuptials.
Police have concluded their investigation into allegations that an e-hailing driver molested a female passenger in Sepang on July 16. The case file will now be submitted to the deputy public prosecutor for further action.
Authorities in Kajang have apprehended five foreign nationals in connection with a fatal stabbing incident in Bandar Mahkota Cheras. The victim's body was discovered on Monday, triggering an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained the president of a Sabah-based non-governmental organisation as part of an investigation into the suspected misappropriation of approximately RM2 million in organisation funds.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has apprehended two senior officials from a non-governmental organisation in connection with an alleged RM5 million money laundering operation, signalling intensified scrutiny of NGO financial practices.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested a Sabah NGO president accused of misappropriating RM2 million intended for a cultural hall project, marking another significant graft investigation in the eastern Malaysian state.
BN chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi affirms that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim holds executive authority to remove coalition ministers who fail to meet performance expectations, underlining accountability standards.
Police have arrested a suspect and confiscated a Black-winged Kite valued at RM100,000 during a raid on a Kapar residence, with the bird being kept without proper licensing or permits.
Malaysian authorities have dismantled a major international drug trafficking network after intercepting RM19.82 million worth of cannabis intended for European markets at KLIA. Seven arrests made.
Selangor police have briefly detained a second teenage girl as part of ongoing investigations into a stabbing incident that occurred at a secondary school in Banting earlier this month.
Activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak has pleaded not guilty to charges relating to damage caused to a sacred Hindu religious article at a temple in Langkawi. The case has drawn attention to ongoing debates about religious harmony and community relations in Malaysia.
Bersatu's decision to field candidates in 24 of Negri Sembilan's seats independently marks a strategic pivot, positioning the party as a viable alternative distinct from both Pakatan Harapan and the Barisan Nasional-Perikatan Nasional alliance.
Nine Chinese citizens pleaded to charges of criminal conspiracy in connection with an alleged love scam syndicate during their appearance at Balik Pulau magistrate's court, marking another significant development in authorities' ongoing crackdown on transnational fraud networks.
A senior politician has cautioned candidates in the Negri Sembilan election against weaponizing racial narratives, particularly claims linking Chinese voter choices to larger coalitional implications.
A man has been arrested following an unauthorized incursion onto the Shah Alam Line tracks at Jalan Meru Station, causing service interruptions for Rapid KL commuters in the Klang Valley during the early morning hours.
Authorities in Negri Sembilan have arrested a man for damaging election campaign flags, marking the first election-related offence charge during the ongoing state election campaign period.
Prominent Malaysian influencer and entrepreneur Khairul Aming has responded with alarm after his personal phone bill information was reportedly leaked online by an unidentified party, raising fresh privacy concerns.
A San Francisco federal judge has approved Anthropic's US$1.5 billion settlement resolving a copyright lawsuit by authors who alleged the AI company unlawfully used their works to train its Claude chatbot.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reshuffled his cabinet on taking office Monday, ejecting allies of his predecessor while committing to a 10-year strategy addressing household expenses and signalling a leftward policy shift.
Authorities in Kajang have initiated a full murder investigation after discovering the body of a man with multiple stab wounds in the Bandar Mahkota Cheras residential estate this morning.
Former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki has denied involvement in a RM178.29 million contract awarded to a firm linked to his brother, claiming he has no knowledge of the matter.
Andy Burnham has been appointed British prime minister following a meeting with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace on Monday, taking over from Keir Starmer.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will join Pakatan Harapan's campaign efforts in Negri Sembilan this week, signalling the coalition's commitment to the crucial state election.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended Malaysia's fuel pricing approach, citing the government's RM40 billion annual subsidy expenditure as a barrier to further price cuts without threatening fiscal stability.
Johor Baru police have arrested a 48-year-old man suspected of unlawfully entering a house in Kampung Melayu Majidee, with the suspect taken into custody within 20 minutes of the incident.
Authorities apprehended a 36-year-old man at a Rantau Panjang petrol station for allegedly conducting multiple fuel purchases intended for smuggling across the Thai border, highlighting ongoing cross-border contraband operations.
Malaysian police have identified a 23-year-old man detained in Sri Lanka for attempting to smuggle cocaine valued at 90.8 million Sri Lankan rupees (roughly RM1.1 million) as part of a broader international trafficking operation.
Activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak, who reportedly fled overseas after a separate Facebook threat case, is scheduled to be charged in Langkawi magistrate's court over alleged religious insult.
The Sarawak Customs Department has successfully prevented a significant drug trafficking operation, seizing narcotics valued at RM1.32 million at Kuching International Airport and apprehending two suspects.
Umno has firmly rejected suggestions that Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional are preparing a unified campaign manifesto for the Negri Sembilan state election, signalling continued political separation between the two coalitions.
Datin Seri Zizie Izette Abdul Samad has been acquitted of charges related to abetting her late husband, former Kinabatangan MP Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin, in a RM2.8 million corruption matter, concluding a seven-year legal battle.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog and state investment fund manager have formalized deeper collaboration to fortify ethical standards and transparency across the nation's investment portfolio management.
Police in Johor Baru have detained 12 men, including one juvenile, following a violent altercation that erupted during a World Cup final viewing at a restaurant in Taman Daya early on Sunday morning.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has highlighted a significant funding shortfall in Malaysia's pension system, with the Retirement Fund Incorporated's RM12.9 billion investment earnings falling substantially short of the RM45 billion annual pension obligations the government must cover.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has indicated no initial misconduct in KWAP's RM163.4 million investment in Indonesian aquaculture firm eFishery, though he has directed the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to undertake a comprehensive review.
A commanding officer at a police station in Kota Baru has been taken into custody following allegations of soliciting and accepting RM500 from someone carrying UNHCR refugee documentation. The arrest signals renewed anti-corruption enforcement.
Former Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin has cautioned that unless Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional coordinate effectively, a divided Malay electorate could prevent either coalition from securing victory in the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has strongly criticised New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani for suggesting he might pursue Netanyahu's arrest during an upcoming UN gathering, escalating diplomatic tensions.
Datin Seri Zizie Izette has been cleared of charges of abetting her late husband in a RM2.8 million bribery scheme linked to Felcra Bhd's controversial unit trust investment, ending a significant corruption case.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has announced plans to nominate legendary chess champion Judit Polgar for the country's largely ceremonial presidency, marking a significant shift in Central European politics.
Indigenous residents of Kampung Sungai Cot have expressed relief after Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim pledged direct government intervention to resolve their protracted land dispute, signalling renewed hope for the embattled community.
Orang Asli communities in Kampung Sungai Cot have received assurances from Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim that he will escalate their decades-long ancestral land dispute to Pahang authorities, offering fresh hope after years of legal struggle.
Andy Burnham, known as the 'King of the North' for his regional advocacy work, has become Britain's seventh prime minister in ten years, pledging sweeping changes to address the cost-of-living crisis and revitalise struggling public services.
PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang has called for broader political cooperation between Pas, Umno, and what he describes as 'non-extreme' non-Muslim parties including MCA and MIC, framing the effort as essential to 'save Malaysia.'
Malaysia's pension fund KWAP has disclosed a RM163.4 million loss from its investment in Indonesian aquaculture startup eFishery, detailing its response to fraud allegations that have shaken investor confidence in the sector.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman has postponed any decision about resuming leadership of his party Muda, citing personal priorities including his upcoming marriage as his immediate focus.
Police in Sungai Petani arrested four teenage boys, including three brothers, following motorcycle thefts reported near a KTMB parking facility on July 14. Authorities are investigating the coordinated crime.
Malaysian police have seized seven motorcycles during an early morning enforcement operation against illegal street racing in Klang. One rider faces investigation for reckless and dangerous driving offences.
A Pasir Mas shop owner has been fined RM5,000 by the Sessions Court for permitting an undocumented foreign national to remain at her sundry shop in July, highlighting enforcement of immigration laws.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained a police station chief in Kelantan over bribery allegations involving nearly RM1,000, marking the latest corruption case involving law enforcement.
Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has appealed to the public for prayers ahead of her husband, former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, undergoing a procedure to remove arterial plaque. The treatment addresses a vascular condition requiring medical intervention.
Former Selangor Umno chief Noh Omar believes cooperation between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional could catalyse significant political gains in Selangor and position them to reclaim federal power ahead of the next general election.
Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has signalled his preparedness to resign from his diplomatic role should Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim request him to do so.
Umno's second-in-command has urged Negri Sembilan voters to comprehensively reject Bersatu in the state election, arguing this will create one-on-one contests when the general election arrives.
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has praised the national football team's exceptional togetherness as the squad prepares for Sunday's World Cup final against Argentina, citing their unique qualities.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged RM15.3 million to enhance religious and pondok schools in Perak, reaffirming the Madani government's commitment to strengthening Islamic educational institutions nationwide.
Following a fatal tree collapse in Kuala Lumpur, DBKL has initiated a comprehensive technical investigation and begun systematic inspections of mature and potentially hazardous trees along major thoroughfares across the city.
Perikatan Nasional president Hamzah Zainudin has responded to criticism of the coalition by reminding Muhyiddin Yassin that he could not have become Prime Minister without support from PAS and Umno.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has indicated the government may raise funding for the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah welfare scheme in the 2027 Budget, contingent on Malaysia's economic trajectory.
Datin Seri Zizie Izette Abdul Samad faces a Sessions Court verdict tomorrow on three charges related to abetting in a RM2.8 million corruption case, marking a significant moment in her legal proceedings.
Fourteen foreign nationals appeared in Sessions Court in Pasir Mas facing charges related to illegal entry into Malaysia, overstaying beyond permitted periods, and misusing travel documentation.
Kuantan police have arrested three teenage girls involved in viral 'Superman' motorcycle stunts along the Kuantan Bypass-Gebeng road, where riders performed dangerous aerial manoeuvres that spread rapidly across social media platforms.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has delivered a stark warning to his cabinet: those seeking to publicly criticise unity government partners during electoral campaigns must first tender their resignations. The directive underscores coalition tensions.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will tackle questions about Retirement Fund Incorporated's investment in eFishery during a parliamentary session tomorrow, addressing mounting scrutiny over the pension fund's controversial venture.
Umno Youth leader Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh has pushed back against Pakatan Harapan's criticism of Barisan Nasional's electoral understanding with Perikatan Nasional in Negri Sembilan, defending the coalition's strategic flexibility.
Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional have clarified their electoral understanding in Tampin constituency for the Negri Sembilan state election is designed to avoid multi-cornered contests and does not represent a broader coalition merger.
Pakatan Harapan's youth coalition has demanded that all Barisan Nasional ministers and deputy ministers resign from cabinet, accusing BN of undermining the unity government through cooperation with Perikatan Nasional in state elections.
The General Operations Force has detained a 20-year-old man following an operation at an illegal jetty in Rantau Panjang. Officers seized 350 kilogrammes of contraband durians and a four-wheel-drive vehicle valued at over RM50,000.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is exploring the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the forthcoming UN General Assembly meeting, a move that has drawn fierce criticism from Netanyahu's office.
Perikatan Nasional believes its strategic understanding with Barisan Nasional can deliver electoral victory in Negri Sembilan, citing momentum from their coordinated approach across the state.
Negri Sembilan's election will test Bersatu's political standing as the party navigates uncertain alliance dynamics with BN and PN, with 103 candidates competing for 36 state seats.
MCA Youth secretary-general Saw Yee Fung has stepped back from Barisan Nasional's Negri Sembilan election campaign following her public questioning of the coalition's cooperation with Pas.
Authorities arrested two friends transporting eight endangered macaws worth RM400,000 along a main road in Tumpat, Kelantan, in a significant blow against wildlife smuggling in the region.
United Nations experts have called for independent investigations into claims of undue interference with demonstrations highlighting Mexico's missing persons crisis during the recent World Cup football tournament.
Brazil's Supreme Court has rejected Argentine President Javier Milei's request to visit former Brazilian leader Jair Bolsonaro, who remains under house arrest pending legal proceedings.
Senior Umno figures Johari Abdul Ghani and Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor joined Barisan Nasional candidates at the Tampin nomination centre, signalling party unity ahead of the Negri Sembilan state election.
Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional have struck a political understanding for the Negri Sembilan state election to safeguard political stability in the state.
Caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun has candidly assessed his electoral prospects in Linggi as highly competitive, describing the race as evenly balanced as Negri Sembilan prepares for state polls.
Police in Negri Sembilan have cautioned all contesting parties to refrain from raising divisive matters related to religion, royalty and race during the state election campaign period.
Authorities in Kelantan arrested three men for unlicensed possession of two Asian palm civet cubs during a late-night roadblock operation. The seizure highlights ongoing wildlife trafficking concerns in Malaysia.
Malaysian police have successfully rescued a man held for ransom and arrested six suspects linked to a RM7 million extortion demand in a swift 48-hour operation highlighting law enforcement's coordinated response to organised crime.
A Malaysian lawyer who filed sexual misconduct allegations against ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan has publicly identified herself, rejecting claims that Israeli interests motivated the complaint.
Perikatan Nasional will support Barisan Nasional's campaign efforts in the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election, according to PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang, signalling continued cooperation between the two coalitions.
Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has clarified that cooperation between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional in the Negri Sembilan state election is based on mutual understanding rather than a formal pact.
PAS President Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang has firmly rejected Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin's assertion that Perikatan Nasional has become toxic under Islamist leadership, instead directing accusations at Bersatu.
Authorities in Tawau have arrested a 66-year-old man in connection with the rape of a 15-year-old girl with disabilities. He has been remanded for seven days pending investigation.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has begun investigating how Malaysia's Retirement Fund lost RM200 million through its investment in eFishery, an Indonesian aquaculture technology startup.
Police in Ipoh have arrested 12 Chinese nationals in coordinated raids on two call centres running an organised romance scam operation targeting victims in mainland China.
Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional are fielding fewer overlapping candidates in Negri Sembilan's upcoming election, marking a significant test of their political cooperation against a resurgent Pakatan Harapan.
French authorities have initiated a formal investigation following controversial statements made by a Paraguayan legislator about Kylian Mbappé, France's national football team captain.
A senior government minister has clarified that documentation concerning former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki's shareholdings remain confidential and fall outside the scope of publicly accessible records.
Four individuals, among them a pair of siblings, entered not guilty pleas in Sungai Petani magistrate's court after being formally charged with operating an unlicensed online gambling centre in April.
A consultant psychiatrist has raised doubts about whether a student would realistically own 34 vape devices during an inquest in Kota Kinabalu into the death of Zara Qairina Mahathir.
A Shah Alam woman charged with her neighbour's death has been acquitted by the High Court after being found mentally unfit at the time of the incident. She has been ordered detained at a psychiatric facility.
A 19-year-old Rohingya woman appeared in Johor Baru magistrate's court facing a murder charge following the death of a newborn allegedly thrown from a hotel window.
Police have launched an investigation into a childcare centre in Kuah, Langkawi after allegations surfaced that children were denied food and confined to toilet areas, raising serious questions about institutional safeguarding standards.
A Sri Lankan court has remanded an Indian co-owner of a Lanka Premier League franchise in custody over allegations he attempted to bribe five cricketers to fix matches, reflecting ongoing integrity concerns in South Asian cricket.
Melaka police have arrested two individuals suspected of attempting to deliver tobacco to inmates at Sungai Udang Prison using a drone. The arrests followed a Wednesday raid on a residential address in Taman Kris Satria.
The Johor government and local authorities are conducting a thorough investigation into a recent controversy involving Network School at Forest City, announced by Johor Regent Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has warned Malaysian schools against concealing bullying incidents to preserve their standing, emphasizing the critical importance of transparent intervention to protect vulnerable students from harm.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has committed to raising concerns over a land dispute affecting the Orang Asli settlement in Kampung Sungai Cot, Maran, Pahang, directly with state authorities.
Negri Sembilan's Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun has urged voters to assess the state government's concrete efforts to address Linggi's persistent flooding crisis, cautioning against allowing the issue to become a political tool in the approach to elections.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has signalled the party's intention to form a fresh political coalition with multiple partners following the Negri Sembilan election, marking a potential break from the Perikatan Nasional alliance under PAS control.
Pas has voiced optimism about capturing all five state constituencies it is fielding in the Negri Sembilan state election, buoyed by a formal understanding struck between coalition partners Perikatan Nasional and Barisan Nasional.
Malaysia's government views allegations of corporate mafia infiltrating public institutions as a serious threat to institutional integrity and public trust, according to Law Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has welcomed Malaysia's second-quarter economic expansion of 5.8%, marking an acceleration from the first quarter's 5.4% growth rate and suggesting sustained momentum in the nation's recovery.
A witness at the High Court in Kuala Lumpur testified that Nepturis Sdn Bhd issued a RM1 million cheque to Bersatu, providing significant evidence in the trial involving the former Prime Minister.
US President Donald Trump has revived long-discredited allegations of fraud and foreign interference from the 2020 presidential election, making claims about Chinese theft of voter data and Venezuelan manipulation of voting machines that have been repeatedly debunked.
Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has refuted Tan Sri Annuar Musa's claims that Bersatu initiated a break from Perikatan Nasional, attributing the split to other factors beyond the party's control.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has accused Umno of conspiring to destabilise the unity government formed between his party and Pakatan Harapan, warning the coalition faces similar threats that previously brought down the PN administration.
Johor's Menteri Besar has called for a thorough investigation into Network School following allegations of Israeli connections, emphasizing the state's commitment to protecting sovereignty and national values.
CIMB Securities has kept its 'Buy' recommendation on Padini Holdings, projecting 27% upside potential after the retailer's latest statement clarified its Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigation status, removing a significant headwind from the stock.
PAS Deputy President Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man has hailed Umno's withdrawal of backing from the Negri Sembilan state government as a courageous decision that will reshape the electoral landscape for the upcoming state election.
Thailand is preparing to suspend approximately 6,000 civil servants following revelations of systematic exam cheating within its civil service recruitment process. The widening investigation has already led to three arrests and signals a major governance crisis.
A 19-year-old from Sarawak has been arrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of attempting to smuggle cannabis. Malaysian police believe the teenager was deliberately recruited as a drug courier by a larger trafficking network.
Two Malaysian nationals have been arrested in separate drug trafficking incidents at Hong Kong International Airport within three days, fuelling concerns that international syndicates continue actively recruiting couriers from Malaysia.
A 10-year-old girl who disappeared from Kota Kinabalu in July has been found dead, prompting police to arrest two men in connection with her death and initiate a murder investigation.
A finance manager at KCJ Engineering has testified in the High Court that an RM800,000 donation to Bersatu was directly linked to Jana Wibawa development projects that were awarded to her company.
A supermarket saleswoman has been charged in magistrate's court with the murder of her newborn baby in Subang Jaya. The case highlights serious issues surrounding maternal mental health and infant welfare in Malaysia.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has expressed his condolences on the passing of Professor John L. Esposito, a world-renowned scholar whose work shaped global understanding of Islam and Islamic thought.
A psychiatrist has testified that Noraidah Lamat, mother of Zara Qairina Mahathir, required emotional support during the inquest proceedings. The Kota Kinabalu coroner's court heard evidence about her psychological wellbeing.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to Negri Sembilan voters to maintain their support for Pakatan Harapan in the state election, emphasising the importance of uninterrupted development momentum.
Malaysia's Public Accounts Committee has not yet determined whether to launch a formal investigation into allegations that the national pension fund, KWAP, lost RM200 million through investment in Indonesian aquaculture firm eFishery.
Parliament has passed amendments to the Kumpulan Wang Amanah Negara Act that prevent future large withdrawals without explicit Dewan Rakyat approval, closing loopholes exposed by a RM5 billion withdrawal in 2021.
Perikatan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar has firmly rejected Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin's criticism, insisting he possessed complete authority to oversee discussions between PAS and Barisan Nasional.
Perikatan Nasional has rejected Bersatu's account that its seat negotiation committee meeting was postponed because Pas seeks cooperation with Barisan Nasional, intensifying rifts within the opposition bloc.
Kelantan authorities have initiated a formal investigation into an unlicensed gold mining enterprise in Gua Musang following the confiscation of equipment valued at RM4.2 million, raising concerns about unregulated mining activities in the state.
Bangladesh has confiscated assets worth $6.2 billion linked to ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, her family members, and 10 major business groups, marking a major step in the country's accountability drive.
A cross-party bloc of 34 MPs has rallied behind calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to examine claims of systematic misconduct within the MACC, centring on former chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki's shareholding issues.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq has touched the heart of his fiancée, actress-singer Bella Astillah, by faithfully wearing ties she gave him each time he appears in court, a gesture that speaks volumes about their relationship.
The Federal Court has upheld the acquittal of Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman on four corruption-related charges. The young politician showed visible relief and emotion following the landmark decision.
Authorities at Rantau Panjang have detained a lorry driver and attendant transporting plant saplings valued at RM85,000 illegally smuggled across the Thailand border in a recent enforcement action.
India's aircraft accident investigation authority has completed critical analyses of the cockpit voice recorder and conducted psychological examinations as the probe into last year's fatal Air India crash moves toward conclusion, court documents confirm.
Police in Cyberjaya have arrested a foreign national in his early 20s on suspicion of committing an indecent act at a public playground adjacent to a shopping centre on Tuesday evening.
A trainee teacher in Ipoh has denied six counts of sexual assault involving a 14-year-old male student. The case highlights serious questions about screening and oversight procedures within educational institutions.
A 19-year-old Malaysian faced arrest at Hong Kong's airport after customs officials uncovered 3kg of cannabis buds concealed in his baggage during a routine inspection on July 9.
Police in Rawang have arrested a man suspected of attacking two neighbours with a sharp weapon during an intoxicated incident at a Kampung Baru Kundang residence.
Three brothers have been charged separately at Kuala Lumpur Sessions Courts for conducting unlicensed capital market activities. The Securities Commission confirmed the prosecutions target illegal financial operations.
Three individuals—two brothers and a woman—have been arraigned in Batu Pahat on serious drug trafficking charges involving MDMA-infused vape liquid and ketamine possession, with potential capital punishment at stake.
Klang police have detained a 46-year-old man accused of threatening to shoot an assistant environmental health officer from Malaysia's Border Control and Protection Agency.
DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has condemned political figures in Negri Sembilan he characterises as 'traitors' for allegedly orchestrating efforts to undermine the caretaker government of Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun.
Bersatu has voiced disappointment over Pas engaging in political discussions with Barisan Nasional independently, sidelining other Perikatan Nasional members before the Negri Sembilan state election.
Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin has condemned PAS for conducting independent alliance negotiations with Barisan Nasional, accusing the Islamic party of making decisions that contradict Perikatan Nasional's strategic objectives.
Two US advocacy organisations have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, contending that sanctions against the International Criminal Court violate constitutional free speech rights, as diplomatic pressure mounts.
Malaysian police in Kuantan have arrested a Datuk-titled businessman and his assistant over allegations they forged an official letter using the Tengku Mahkota of Pahang's coat of arms to commit fraud.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared that Malaysia will expel any Israeli nationals found participating in the Network School, a co-living and co-working venture in Forest City, Johor.
Thai police have arrested three individuals linked to a widespread civil service examination fraud scheme. The scandal could result in approximately 5,000 government officials losing their positions.
Eight secondary school students in Tawau, Sabah have been arrested and remanded following a violent confrontation connected to the distribution of AI-generated sexual content.
Malaysian authorities have arrested two men and seized approximately 100 boxes of suspected illicit liquor during an operation by General Operations Force Battalion 4, with the arrests made while suspects were transferring contraband goods.
Democratic senators have demanded the Trump administration publicly release investigation findings from a February 28 US military strike on a girls' school in Iran, citing transparency concerns.
A man appeared before Sessions Court charged with sexually assaulting a teenage inmate at Sungai Udang Prison in early January, reigniting debate over prisoner welfare and institutional safeguards.
Celebrated film producer Datuk Yusof Haslam has stepped away from Tisha Shamsir's ongoing legal proceedings, choosing instead to place faith in Malaysia's judicial system while offering philosophical support to the embattled actress.
Police in Utah have arrested a man accused of stabbing a Muslim victim multiple times in what authorities describe as a religiously motivated attack. Court documents filed Tuesday detail the suspect's stated motive targeting the victim's faith.
Authorities in Kedah have detained three police officers along with three civilians following investigations into armed robberies targeting foreign nationals across two locations in late June and early July.
Muar member of parliament Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman will undertake a 170-kilometre thanksgiving run from Putrajaya to his constituency after Malaysia's Federal Court upheld his acquittal on Monday.
Malaysia has appointed 17 lawyers and judicial officers as new judicial commissioners, including the daughter of a former Court of Appeal president. The latest round of judicial appointments strengthens the High Court bench.
A Madrid court has barred the brother of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez from holding public office for nine years, following his conviction on charges related to securing a specially arranged government job.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has begun investigating Network School at Forest City in Johor following operational concerns, signalling heightened scrutiny of private educational institutions in the developer-backed enclave.
Businesswoman Sofia Rini Buyong will appear before a Kuala Lumpur magistrate tomorrow to face a criminal defamation charge stemming from an allegedly defamatory statement made by the accused.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned all political parties against using the royal institution as a tool for political gain during the Negri Sembilan election campaign, emphasising the need to maintain the sanctity of constitutional monarchy.
A woman is set to be charged in court tomorrow with defaming Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. Sofia Rini Buyong faces potential imprisonment of up to two years and financial penalties if convicted.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on the Melaka chapter of DAP to delay its planned exit from the state government, emphasizing that such a move could derail ongoing developmental initiatives and compromise public welfare.
Police have detained a former civil servant suspected of submitting forged documents to fraudulently obtain approximately RM300,000 in government financial assistance. The case highlights growing concerns about internal government fraud.
Johor's Road Transport Department has issued investigation notices to motorcycle riders caught riding helmetless during the recent state election campaign, signalling enforcement action amid the busy electoral period.
China has expelled a high-ranking former Xinjiang administrator from the Communist Party and stripped all official positions following investigations into corruption, including nepotism and bribery allegations.
A jailed member of organized crime syndicate Geng Upik has been charged with nine money laundering offences totalling over RM800,000 in the Kota Kinabalu Sessions Court.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is attempting to locate two Bangladeshi nationals to serve as prosecution witnesses in a significant corruption trial currently underway at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court.
His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim received MACC Chief Commissioner Datuk Seri Abdul Halim Aman at Istana Negara, underlining the monarchy's engagement with institutional leadership on governance and anti-corruption matters.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rejected calls for early elections, asserting that Malaysia's unity government retains sufficient democratic backing to complete its parliamentary term.
Malaysia's highest court has rejected a bid by former Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan to appeal a defamation lawsuit brought by a critic. The court found that nine constitutional questions about public officers' legal rights did not meet the threshold for review.
Johor's chief minister has demanded a thorough investigation into allegations of Israeli involvement in a Network School educational initiative, citing concerns about potential influence on Malaysian students.
The Dewan Rakyat will discuss the Malaysia-Thailand Border Economic Zone's development and ramifications of the Strait of Hormuz crisis, two issues with significant implications for Malaysia's regional economic ties.
Wildfires have consumed over 1,300 hectares of forest near Paris, with French authorities arresting two people suspected of deliberate arson. Firefighting efforts continue across multiple active fire zones.
Malaysia's Federal Court has upheld the acquittal of Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman in a significant case involving allegations of misappropriated funds from Bersatu Youth, marking the end of the prosecution's legal challenge.
A Proton X70 driver is appearing in court today to face charges related to a fatal traffic incident in Petaling Jaya that resulted in a motorcyclist's death on May 5.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has committed to sponsoring umrah pilgrimages for vocational trainees who secure gold medals at the WorldSkills competition, recognising exceptional achievement in technical education.
Sabah police have detained four people for questioning in connection with online harassment and threats directed at a 16-year-old schoolgirl in Membakut. The arrests highlight growing concerns about cyberbullying among Malaysian youth.
Authorities in Shah Alam have taken a public university student into custody following allegations of systematic harassment and stalking directed at a female peer since April. The case highlights growing campus safety concerns.
Authorities in Perlis have arrested a content creator accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl and creating exploitative images at a residential property in Kangar.
Despite Barisan Nasional's commanding victory in the Johor state election, political observers believe Umno and PAS will not formalize an alliance ahead of the Negri Sembilan polls, citing structural and strategic constraints.
Malaysia's government has tasked its investment and economy ministries with reviewing proposals from the plastics industry, which faces mounting pressures from global supply chain disruptions and operational constraints.
Police in Melaka have arrested a 36-year-old trader on suspicion of molesting 10 young boys and sodomising one victim between March and recent weeks. The case has sparked fresh concerns about child safety in the state.
Umno president Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has firmly rejected reports of an agreement with Pas regarding seat allocations for the Negri Sembilan election, signalling potential tensions within the ruling coalition.
Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who recently turned 101, has shared his perspective on achieving longevity through disciplined dietary habits, offering insight into the lifestyle choices that have sustained him through a century of life.
Barisan Nasional is preparing a localised electoral strategy for Negri Sembilan, signalling it will adapt its candidate selection and campaign approach to suit the state's unique political environment and voter preferences.
Authorities in Kelantan arrested a 35-year-old tow truck agent yesterday after discovering 6,000 yaba pills—worth approximately RM60,000—concealed in a vehicle along Jalan Kubang Batang near Wakaf Bharu.
Bangladesh's ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina faces arrest and imprisonment if she returns from self-imposed exile in India, a senior government minister warned on Monday, complicating her earlier declaration of plans to surrender to court in December.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has unveiled six governance measures aimed at tightening oversight of maintenance grants disbursed to temples, churches, and other non-Muslim houses of worship across Malaysia.
The Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency has begun investigating claims that an officer at KLIA Terminal 2 received RM100 via personal QR code payment, raising fresh concerns about corruption at the nation's busiest airport.
Malaysia's Federal Court has upheld a finding that a key prosecution witness in Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman's trial may have experienced improper pressure during the MACC investigation, reinforcing appellate court concerns.
Authorities arrested 111 undocumented migrants during an immigration raid on Jalan Kenanga's wholesale clothing shops in Kuala Lumpur today, marking a significant enforcement action against irregular migration.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi will meet with Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming to discuss the minister's earlier commitment to step down if Barisan Nasional achieved a major electoral success in Johor.
Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh has called on voters to evaluate Barisan Nasional based on its development track record in the state, rather than succumbing to political messaging centred on division and provocation.
Muar Member of Parliament Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman has been cleared to marry fiancée Bella Astillah following the Federal Court's confirmation of his acquittal on corruption-related charges.
The Federal Court has acquitted former minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman in a closely contested 2-1 judgment, overturning previous convictions related to party financing. The three-judge panel delivered separate opinions before reaching the decisive verdict.
A 36-year-old man from Jitra, Kedah, has been remanded for five days following his arrest on suspicion of deliberately torching his mother's house in Kampung Sungai Baru.
The Federal Court has upheld the acquittal of Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman on four corruption-related charges, concluding a protracted legal dispute. The politician appeared visibly relieved following the landmark decision.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman hosted media personnel and supporters to traditional Malaysian breakfast fare at Putrajaya's Palace of Justice following the Federal Court's ruling on his corruption-related cases.
The Federal Court has adjourned proceedings in Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman's appeal after two of three judges disagreed on the case outcome. The third judge's decision will determine the final ruling.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman presented a composed demeanour as he arrived at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya for a landmark Federal Court decision regarding the prosecution's challenge to his conviction on four corruption-related charges.
PAS has signalled flexibility in coalition talks with Umno ahead of Negri Sembilan's August 1 state election, indicating willingness to back an Umno politician for the menteri besar post if seat negotiations reach agreement.
Actress and singer Bella Astillah has asked supporters to pray as Malaysia's Federal Court prepares to rule on the prosecution's appeal against the acquittal of Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman on four corruption charges.
A devastating fire in a Bangkok bar claimed at least 27 lives late Sunday evening, according to Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. The incident marks a major tragedy in the Thai capital.
Border enforcement officers apprehended two elderly women at an illegal jetty in Tanah Merah, Kelantan, following discovery of various plant seedlings they were attempting to smuggle across from Thailand.
Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan are locked in a fierce battle to control Johor's 56 state seats, with both coalitions deploying extensive campaign machinery to win over voters in Malaysia's second-largest state.
Turkish prosecutors have ordered the detention of 36 suspects, including the mayor of an opposition-controlled Ankara district, in a sprawling investigation into alleged bribery and tender manipulation.
Israeli police arrested four suspects Saturday over allegations they damaged a vehicle carrying CNN journalists in the occupied West Bank, an incident the broadcaster characterised as an attack by Israeli settlers on its crew.
The Selangor Education Department is cooperating with authorities investigating a viral video showing two students fighting at a Rawang school, part of growing concerns over student safety and discipline.
Lotus's Malaysia has initiated a comprehensive inquiry following an allegation that a pregnant woman attempted to shoplift from its Selayang, Selangor supermarket. The retailer aims to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
Johor's electoral momentum appeared strong mid-polling, with 1.52 million voters exercising their franchise to achieve a 56.77% turnout by 3pm, indicating robust participation levels.
A Machang labourer aged 26 has been convicted and fined RM6,500 by the Magistrate's Court for insulting and kicking a policeman during an enforcement operation, after pleading guilty to obstructing a civil servant.
Kelantan police have arrested two men and seized 2,000 yaba pills estimated at RM20,000 during a raid at a food court parking area in Pasir Puteh, continuing enforcement efforts against drug trafficking in the state.
A family has launched legal action seeking RM1.33 million from parties connected to the East Coast Rail Link project, alleging that construction activities have jeopardised their home's safety and structural stability.
Police arrested a university student during a raid on a Cyberjaya apartment suspected of facilitating prostitution. The student was attempting to earn additional income during the semester break.
Authorities in Kelantan arrested a 29-year-old man carrying 400,000 sticks of suspected smuggled cigarettes worth RM813,000 after a pursuit in Kampung Pulau Panjang.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has conveyed Malaysia's condolences to Qatar following the death of former Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, who passed away at 74.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming has clarified that his willingness to resign from cabinet was explicitly conditional on former Prime Minister Najib Razak being released without serving an appropriate sentence.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming avoided discussing his earlier commitment to resign if Umno achieved a landslide in Johor, instead emphasising his dedication to serving constituents.
Umno Youth chief Datuk Dr Akmal Saleh has challenged DAP deputy chairman Nga Kor Ming to fulfil an earlier commitment to resign in the aftermath of Barisan Nasional's decisive victory in the recent Johor state election.
Malaysia's Election Commission announced it will investigate instances of voters posting photographs of marked ballot papers on social media platforms, signalling fresh scrutiny of electoral conduct in the digital age.
Veteran political analyst A Kadir Jasin believes Johor's state election results will significantly influence the timing of Malaysia's next general election, as the political landscape shifts following recent appointments and coalition dynamics.
Following Barisan Nasional's substantial victory in Johor's recent state election, PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man believes Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration will avoid calling an early general election, citing the shifting political landscape.
Perlis Menteri Besar Abu Bakar Hamzah has denied speculation about departing Bersatu, reiterating his continued membership and leadership of the party's state wing.
Barisan Nasional has taken the lead in three Johor state constituencies—Pasir Raja, Bukit Permai, and Rengit—according to preliminary tallies released by the Election Commission.
Pas will refrain from issuing statements during polling night in the Johor election, choosing instead to wait for the Election Commission's official results announcement, its state information chief said.
Former education minister Dr Maszlee Malik appears headed for victory in Johor's state election, potentially delivering PKR its inaugural win in the state. Meanwhile, Barisan Nasional has made unexpected advances into constituencies long controlled by Pakatan Harapan.
Turkish prosecutors have detained 36 individuals in an anti-corruption sweep, including a municipal leader from an opposition-controlled district in Ankara, amid allegations of illegal contract awards and bribery.
Pakatan Harapan attributed Barisan Nasional's strong performance in Johor to caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi's appeal and a significant migration of Perikatan Nasional voters to the ruling coalition.
Pas and Perikatan Nasional have gracefully accepted Barisan Nasional's decisive victory in the 16th Johor state election, signaling respect for the electorate's choice and setting a cooperative tone for state politics.
Police in Gerik have arrested two teenage boys aged 13 and 14 following a vandalism spree that damaged eight vehicles and resulted in estimated losses of RM10,000.
Bersatu hopes voter turnout in today's Johor state election will surpass 70 per cent despite heavy rain disrupting several districts, signalling optimism about public engagement.
Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin has downplayed the significance of the Perlis Menteri Besar and executive councillor stepping down from the party's Supreme Council, saying the matter will be resolved internally.
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission received 29 complaints about fake news, hate speech and fraudulent content during the Johor state election, reflecting growing concerns about election integrity.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has launched a significant crackdown on alleged corruption within the Foreign Affairs Ministry, freezing 14 bank accounts and seizing RM1.4 million in assets as part of an investigation into a suspected syndicate.
A private college employee entered a not guilty plea at Shah Alam Sessions Court to multiple charges involving sexual assault allegations against two teenage boys.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expelled a high-ranking military official from the ruling party, accusing him of serious corruption and bribery. The move signals continuing instability within Pyongyang's military establishment.
Prominent activist Chegubard has been disqualified from contesting in the Negri Sembilan state election after being convicted and fined RM5,000 for publishing seditious content by the Sessions Court in Johor Baru.
Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's oldest former prime minister, has expressed heartfelt thanks for the extensive birthday greetings and well-wishes he received from Malaysians nationwide on reaching his 101st birthday.
A 22-year-old part-time driver in Kelantan was arrested with 700kg of suspected smuggled durians, highlighting how cross-border fruit smuggling operations exploit young workers with minimal wages.
British authorities have apprehended a suspect following the death of Ann Widdecombe, a prominent 78-year-old former government minister and Reform UK politician, whose body was discovered bearing serious injuries.
A Form Three student in Banting has faced attempted murder charges after allegedly stabbing a classmate on Monday. The incident marks a serious escalation in school violence concerns in Malaysia's Selangor district.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has made a final appeal to Johor voters, urging them to select capable leadership in tomorrow's state election, arguing their ballots will chart the state's trajectory.
Police have arrested a 20-year-old man who crashed his white Mercedes through a roadblock on Sprint Expressway near Intan, then fled the scene. The incident triggered widespread social media reaction across Malaysia.
A Malaysian blogger has been sentenced to pay RM11,000 after a Sessions Court found him guilty of posting offensive content on TikTok targeting former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob and the political party Umno.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has frozen 14 bank accounts valued at approximately RM1.1 million as part of an ongoing investigation into corruption within Malaysia's immigration sector.
The Immigration Department has suspended officers detained by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission over alleged connections to a foreign-linked syndicate, pending the completion of investigations.
Authorities in Miri have seized RM6.19 million in frozen pork products during a warehouse raid, leading to the arrest of a local man suspected of illegal importation without valid trade permits.
Penang police are escalating enforcement operations against illegal gambling networks as the FIFA World Cup moves into its concluding phase. Authorities have already apprehended 31 suspects statewide since the tournament began.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is fast-tracking contentious bills through parliament before its dissolution, sparking intense opposition resistance as elections loom in four months.
The Social Security Organisation has declared its staff innocent of involvement in a fraud investigation surrounding the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 employment incentive programme under MACC scrutiny.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Thai counterpart Anutin Charnvirakul performed an impromptu rendition of Frank Sinatra's 'My Way' at an official luncheon following bilateral talks in Putrajaya.
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The High Court has postponed the power abuse trial of former Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin to Monday after his brother-in-law died unexpectedly, granting a brief adjournment to allow the ex-leader time for family matters.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has called for inclusive engagement with all parties to resolve the Myanmar crisis, emphasising that the Myanmar people must be allowed to chart their own course.
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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reiterated that the Federal Government distributes development aid and funding equitably across all Malaysian states, regardless of political affiliation, including opposition-controlled Kelantan and Kedah.
Police in Kuala Lumpur arrested 11 suspects including six South Korean nationals during a raid on a World Cup betting call centre in Taman Desa, Brickfields, dismantling an illegal sports wagering operation.
Penang police have successfully dismantled a liquid methamphetamine manufacturing and supply operation, apprehending a 40-year-old individual and recovering narcotics valued at more than RM450,000 in a significant narcotics enforcement action.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has emphasised that Malaysia must move beyond conventional security measures to address evolving threats that now transcend traditional military and law enforcement boundaries.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned the nation against allowing racial and regional divisions to dominate the upcoming Johor state elections, warning that such rhetoric threatens Malaysia's progress and unity.
A witness in the Kuala Lumpur High Court testified that businessman TC Lian Tian Chuan instructed staff to draft letters to former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin requesting Jana Wibawa programme projects.
A company director has testified in the High Court that she prepared five separate letters on behalf of five different companies addressed to former Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin seeking projects under the Jana Wibawa programme.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has intensified appeals to Johor voters to back Pakatan Harapan in Saturday's state election, using online platforms as the formal campaign period winds down.
A High Court hearing challenging the DNAA granted to Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has been adjourned. The Malaysian Bar's judicial review case is now on hold pending Zahid's upcoming Federal Court appeal scheduled for October.
Singapore authorities have arrested a 40-year-old man in connection with anonymous bomb threats made against Parliament House and the Home Team Science and Technology Agency office.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has completed investigations into 69 cases of abuse within the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 programme and will recommend charges against those involved.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained 33 people, including law enforcement and civil servants, suspected of involvement in a corruption syndicate targeting foreign nationals.
Barisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has directed unity government coalition members to avoid contentious references in the Johor campaign, appearing to critique a partner over the use of Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor's image.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has clarified that its investigation into fugitive Low Taek Jho remains ongoing and has not been terminated, keeping pressure on the high-profile case.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission will immediately deploy a certified integrity officer to the Social Security Organisation (Perkeso) in response to an ongoing fraud investigation into the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 programme.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has frozen RM3.4 million held in company accounts while investigating allegations of fraudulent document submission to obtain approximately RM20 million in financing from a development financial institution.
Malaysia's anti-corruption body says it has discovered no evidence implicating former Natural Resources Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad in allegations of a RM53 million bribe connected to transferring three elephants to Japan.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is broadening its investigation into a luxury American property allegedly purchased with 1MDB money, signalling renewed focus on high-profile individuals connected to the scandal.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has launched an inquiry into suspected vote-buying by a candidate contesting in the Johor state election, marking continued efforts to combat electoral fraud.
Pas president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang has defended his party's decision to direct voter support toward Barisan Nasional candidates in Johor seats where Perikatan Nasional is not contesting, characterising the arrangement as genuine partnership.
South Korea's Constitutional Court will rule Thursday on charges against former president Yoon Suk Yeol stemming from his contentious martial law declaration and its tumultuous fallout.
PAS has pledged readiness to assist Umno in establishing a Johor state administration should Barisan Nasional fall short of securing a simple majority in Saturday's state election.
Mexican law enforcement arrested a man Wednesday on suspicion of stealing bronze sculptures, including works by renowned surrealist Leonora Carrington, from a church courtyard in Mexico City's historic district.
The RM500 million Kota Kinabalu International Airport expansion remains on hold as federal and state authorities work to resolve outstanding land and site-related complications with the Sabah government.
Transparency International Malaysia is calling on police and the Attorney-General's Chambers to disclose details of their investigation into the Durian Tunggal shooting and clarify when prosecutorial decisions will be made public.
A family in Shah Alam has initiated court proceedings against Nirvana Memorial Park, claiming gross negligence after two urns holding their deceased parents' ashes vanished from the facility's columbarium earlier this year.
A former Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad employee has pleaded not guilty in Ipoh Magistrate's Court to charges of concealing crude palm oil inventory records, an allegation that highlights internal compliance concerns within Malaysia's major plantation sector.
A matriarch from Thailand's prominent beer dynasty has formally withdrawn her ungrateful child lawsuit against her son at Bangkok court following sexual abuse allegations directed at his elder brother.
Malaysia's Health Ministry has established a special committee to probe allegations of misconduct by its medical officers related to the Taiping Prison riot that occurred in January last year.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has acquitted a food delivery worker of cannabis trafficking charges involving 29.23kg, overturning his earlier conviction in a significant appellate decision.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul arrives in Malaysia this week for a two-day official visit centred on strengthening cross-border infrastructure, agricultural partnerships, and wider regional economic ties with Malaysian counterpart Anwar Ibrahim.
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi announced that the cabinet has approved a comprehensive review of Malaysia's e-Invoice system implementation, signalling responsiveness to stakeholder feedback.
An actress known for a police drama series has been released on bail following her arrest during an enforcement operation at an unlicensed entertainment venue on Jalan Raja Chulan in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
Police have arrested six Rohingya nationals suspected of stealing aluminium formwork valued at RM200,000 from a construction materials warehouse in Melaka's Sungai Udang area.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission are deepening their partnership to tackle harmful online content and improve crisis communication management across Malaysia.
Former law minister Zaid Ibrahim has publicly questioned Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said's decision to keep Tan Sri Azam Baki's shareholding records confidential, raising fresh transparency concerns.
Former finance minister Tengku Zafrul has testified in the High Court that minutes issued by then-prime minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin functioned as operational instructions rather than formal project approvals.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has clarified that complaints against journalists must pass through the Malaysian Media Council before any formal investigation or enforcement proceedings commence.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has directed the party's grassroots apparatus to mobilise Malay voters for Saturday's Johor election, seeking to prevent a repeat of low participation rates.
Malaysian authorities have dismantled illegal cryptocurrency mining operations in a sustained crackdown, seizing 75,578 machines and arresting 629 people through 3,049 raids since early 2022.
Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Commission is examining documents related to the Taiping Municipal Council's transfer of three elephants to Tennoji Zoo in Japan, signalling scrutiny of the transaction's propriety.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has conceded that Perikatan Nasional may struggle to secure enough seats to form a government in the Johor state election scheduled for Saturday.
Over RM114 million in cash and assets seized during the 2016 investigation into a former Sabah Water Department director remain under MACC custody, highlighting delays in asset recovery and legal resolution.
The government will decide whether to establish a Royal Commission of Inquiry into alleged corporate mafia activities within the MACC based on probe findings, investigation outcomes, and legal procedures, says a senior minister.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced a comprehensive seven-pronged incentive programme for Felda settlers, incorporating new-generation housing alongside digital literacy, educational support, healthcare advances and improved staff welfare provisions.
Malaysia's national railway operator Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad is ramping up Electric Train Service capacity on southern routes with 7,464 additional seats and offering a 20% fare discount for Johor voters during the state election weekend.
The MACC and Malaysia's armed forces are deepening strategic ties through enhanced intelligence sharing and information exchange to strengthen the fight against corruption and protect national security interests.
Authorities in Kedah arrested a 32-year-old Rohingya man for operating a multi-purpose vehicle without proper licensing during a recent Road Transport Department enforcement drive.
Police have dismantled a significant drug trafficking syndicate operating in Perlis, making three arrests and confiscating liquid narcotics valued at RM34.31 million in what authorities describe as a major blow to regional trafficking operations.
Actress Salina Saibi has publicly denied any connection to the recent arrest of a female performer from a well-known police drama following a positive drug test result.
A worker at a water utility company has been charged in Seremban with defrauding two women of RM108,500 combined. The accused appeared in two separate magistrate's court sessions to face the allegations.
Malaysian police have opened 18 investigation papers after receiving 56 reports of alleged election offences during the recent 16th Johor state election campaign period.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has honoured veteran Malaysian actor Rahim Razali on his 87th birthday, acknowledging the celebrated performer's enduring contributions to the nation's entertainment landscape.
The High Court in Kuala Lumpur heard claims that former prime minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin played no role in interfering with the Jana Wibawa programme's project allocation process.
An actress known for appearing in a police drama series was detained alongside 13 others during a pre-dawn raid on an illegal entertainment outlet in Kuala Lumpur, after testing positive for three controlled substances.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned the Federal Land Development Authority against repeating past mistakes, calling for disciplined management to address its RM980 million debt burden.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested three individuals, including two company directors from the rice sector, suspected of submitting fabricated documents to secure approximately RM20 million in trade working capital financing.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has remanded three individuals, including two company directors operating in the rice sector, over allegations of submitting forged paperwork to obtain approximately RM20 million in trade working capital financing.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested three individuals in Kedah, including two company directors, over a suspected RM20 million financing scheme tied to paddy and rice purchases that authorities say never took place.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has clarified that Malaysia will not seek Singapore's cooperation to facilitate voting by Malaysians employed across the Causeway during the upcoming Johor state election scheduled for July 11.
Police have remanded a teenage suspect for four days following the stabbing of a 15-year-old student at a secondary school in Banting. The extension allows investigators to pursue key leads.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to early voters in Johor to support Pakatan Harapan, emphasizing the coalition's track record and development initiatives as polling begins in the state.
A US federal judge has dismissed a plagiarism lawsuit filed against Taylor Swift by a Florida poet who claimed the pop star copied phrases from her poems for more than a dozen songs.
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A 34-year-old man has been taken into custody by Tampin police on suspicion of raping a teenage girl in a rural orchard between Gemas and Tampin in Negeri Sembilan.
A former secondary student in Tawau has been acquitted and discharged by the Magistrate's Court in connection with gang rape allegations against a 15-year-old schoolmate from two years ago.
Content creator Marissa Dania has firmly refuted claims that she has marginalised her mother Abby Abadi in favour of her father Norman Hakim and his wife Memey Suhaiza, urging the public to avoid hasty judgments.
Police in Perak have arrested a local man and confiscated 208 live ammunition rounds along with items resembling firearms during drug-related raids in Sitiawan near Manjung.
With the Johor election campaign entering its final stretch, caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi has warned voters against opposition attempts to manipulate support through inflammatory language and unrealistic pledges.
An Ipoh magistrate court imposed a RM500 penalty on a woman who admitted to using criminal force against Sultan of Perak Sultan Nazrin Shah during last year's National Day festivities in the state.
Caretaker Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz Ghazi emphasizes the Johor state election represents a straightforward exercise in returning electoral choice to the people, rejecting suggestions the polls serve other political purposes.
A Customs assistant director denies receiving RM15,000 to discontinue a probe he was managing, entering a not guilty plea at Sessions Court in Shah Alam today.
An Austrian man with mobility disabilities is pursuing legal action against his government for insufficient climate action, arguing that extreme heat poses acute risks to people with disabilities who face severe mobility constraints during heatwaves.
Nigeria's competition regulator has opened an investigation into leading technology and artificial intelligence companies, alleging unlawful exploitation of journalistic content and anti-competitive market behaviour.
Police have cautioned the public against amplifying an old Sungai Buloh dispute concerning dawn azan allegations that recently gained traction on social media.
Malaysian authorities have advised the public against resharing an old controversy involving complaints about the Subuh azan in Sungai Buloh, which has regained traction on social media platforms.
Police have apprehended a suspect following a stabbing incident at a secondary school in Banting. The arrest comes as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the attack.
A Chinese national entered a not guilty plea at Kuala Lumpur magistrate's court over allegations of defrauding a gold dealer of RM37,054 by misrepresenting gold-coated mixed-metal jewellery as pure gold.
A High Court proceeding has revealed that an engineering and construction company that allegedly donated RM800,000 to Bersatu was awarded a RM62 million Jana Wibawa contract despite initially failing the Finance Ministry's evaluation criteria.
Amanah president Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu has accused PAS of issuing political directives that fluctuate based on party advantage rather than consistent Islamic principles, calling on voters to exercise independent judgment.
PAS's information chief has reaffirmed the Islamic party's readiness to partner with Umno, signalling unchanged political positioning even as BN leadership suggests restraint on collaborative arrangements following elections.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has stressed that Malaysia's National Rural Economic Agenda should guide rural development while keeping pace with international priorities and emerging global trends.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has pledged to tackle persistent challenges affecting Felda settlers, focusing on land ownership clarity and housing provision for younger generations seeking to remain in the scheme.
A senior Barisan Nasional figure has dismissed Pakatan Harapan suggestions that the Johor state election is connected to moves to release imprisoned former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
Kuala Lumpur police have arrested 34 individuals following a dawn raid on an unlicensed betting call centre operating from Taman Wahyu, Sentul. The operation was illegally accepting World Cup wagers.
Former finance minister Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz has given evidence at the High Court in the corruption trial of ex-Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, which centres on the Jana Wibawa initiative.
World Cup fans have launched a class action lawsuit against StubHub, alleging the secondary ticketing platform failed to deliver expensive match tickets despite payments made through their resale marketplace.
Police arrested five individuals following a violent assault in Melaka that left one man in critical condition with a fractured skull. The attack occurred as two men attempted to retrieve a motorcycle near a temple.
A senior Umno figure has dismissed reports of a structured alliance between Pas and Barisan Nasional in Johor, asserting that apparent cooperation reflects mutual opposition to Pakatan Harapan rather than a binding arrangement.
PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man has identified young voters as the party's most significant challenge in securing broader support during the upcoming Johor state election.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim publicly thanked an 86-year-old trishaw rider who cycled close to a kilometre to grant his wife's desire of meeting the nation's leader face-to-face.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Anwar Ibrahim has accused Barisan Nasional of orchestrating the Johor state assembly dissolution purely to reclaim its historical dominance, raising questions about the timing and motives behind the electoral contest.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has criticised politicians who avoid sharing platforms with DAP, urging rivals to respect voters' electoral mandate and democratic legitimacy.
Israel's government has voted to defy a Supreme Court ruling on its broadcast regulator, creating a rare constitutional confrontation that threatens judicial independence and democratic checks on executive power.
Police in Ipoh arrested a mother and her two adult children for posing as welfare officers to defraud a 67-year-old woman of jewellery valued at approximately RM8,000. The arrests highlight growing concerns over organised elderly scams.
Police in Seremban have arrested two schoolboys following an incident where a police officer was struck during a routine roadblock operation in Taman Panchor Jaya as part of Op Samseng Jalanan enforcement.
British hard-right politician Nigel Farage confronts renewed scrutiny over undisclosed gifts after reports surfaced that a convicted fraudster financed his security and staff arrangements before his parliamentary entry.
A driver has been taken into custody after abandoning the scene of a fatal collision with a motorcyclist on Jalan Tun Razak in Kuala Lumpur early today. The arrest follows an immediate police investigation.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has conceded that his administration faces governance gaps but promised systematic improvements to benefit Malaysians, speaking during election campaigning in Johor.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared that Malaysia's era of systemic plunder and crony-driven politics has ended, reaffirming the Madani Government's pledge to institute ethical governance standards.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim plans to raise concerns about collapsing durian prices with Chinese Premier Li Qiang during next month's Beijing visit, seeking solutions to support Malaysian growers facing severe oversupply.
The Syariah Lower Court in Kota Baru has delayed proceedings against 14 men charged with cross-dressing at an apartment, marking another procedural delay in the ongoing case.
Bersama leader Rafizi Ramli has jokingly challenged Puad Zarkashi over his shifting political loyalties, following a public moment with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim that underscores the fluid nature of Malaysian coalition politics.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has distanced itself from claims that a person featured in a widely shared social media post works for the agency, addressing growing speculation online.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has scheduled a meeting with Felda management at his office to address persistent grievances affecting the agency's settler communities, signalling intensified focus on resolving rural welfare concerns.
A Kelantan Sessions Court prosecuted 12 undocumented migrants, including three women, for illegal entry, overstaying, and misuse of travel documents in what marks an ongoing crackdown on immigration violations.
Johor's caretaker menteri besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi is actively courting the security forces vote ahead of early voting on July 7, seeking continued support for Barisan Nasional in what shapes as a tightly contested state election.
Barisan Nasional is mobilising youth support for caretaker menteri besar Onn Hafiz Ghazi ahead of Johor's July 11 state election, positioning him as the coalition's key candidate to continue the state's development agenda.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to voters in Johor to support the coalition's governance, pointing to longstanding public grievances left unaddressed by the incumbent Barisan Nasional administration.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to Johor voters living in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and elsewhere to return to their home state to participate in the upcoming state election.
Authorities in Tawau have arrested ten teenage boys over an assault on a student who was heading to Friday prayers in Merotai Besar. The incident has prompted fresh concerns about youth violence in the Sabah district.
Authorities in Tawau have launched an investigation into the assault of a schoolboy after footage of the incident circulated widely on social media. The victim has filed a police report regarding the alleged group beating.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that Putrajaya is engaged in discussions with Sarawak to raise the state's special grant entitlement under the Malaysia Agreement 1963.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has drawn a line on federal finances, stating that Putrajaya cannot be expected to automatically fund expenditure decisions made independently by state governments.
Barisan Nasional deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has challenged DAP leader Nga Kor Ming to resign immediately, citing controversial remarks the opposition politician made regarding the Johor state election.
Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister has signaled plans to overhaul the nation's foreign worker management framework, promising streamlined operations and tighter alignment with sectoral requirements.
US Vice President JD Vance has criticised Britain's political leadership as chronically dysfunctional, expressing hope that the incoming prime minister will implement the sweeping reforms British voters are demanding after prolonged governmental instability.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has hailed Ant Group's decision to establish its first Global Development Centre in Malaysia as evidence of rising international confidence in the country's digital policies and governance framework.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced Malaysia is finalizing a comprehensive AI Governance Bill designed to integrate with existing cybersecurity and data protection frameworks, marking a significant step toward establishing a cohesive digital regulatory ecosystem.
Approximately 200 members from multiple political parties have joined Umno in Johor ahead of the state election, with a former Bersatu leader leading the migration. The defections reflect growing confidence in Barisan Nasional's governance.
Barisan Nasional is using its previous electoral disappointments as a catalyst for internal reform, according to party leaders. The coalition aims to rebuild voter trust through renewed strategies and improved engagement.
Barisan Nasional has stressed that its cooperative relationship with Pakatan Harapan at the federal government level remains solid, even as the two coalitions compete intensely in the Johor state elections.
Pakatan Harapan has rejected predictions by political analyst Ong Kian Ming that Barisan Nasional will achieve a landslide win in the Johor state election, signalling confidence in the opposition's campaign prospects.
Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani has called on Barisan Nasional machinery and candidates to prioritise voter engagement over internal conflicts as the Johor state election approaches.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has emphasised the government's commitment to inclusive national development, ensuring that all Malaysian states benefit from growth initiatives. Johor remains a central priority for investment and economic expansion.
Authorities in Shah Alam have detained a Glenmarie college worker on suspicion of sexually assaulting and sodomising two underage students. The arrest follows investigations into multiple complaints regarding the suspect's alleged predatory conduct.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says the federal government must now shoulder Felda's nearly RM1 billion annual debt burden, attributing the crisis to previous administrative shortcomings.
PKR's deputy secretary-general has cautioned against weaponising legal matters in the Johor election campaign, arguing that electoral platforms should remain distinct from judicial processes.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has disclosed his approach to sustaining energy levels throughout his demanding Johor election campaign, attributing his resilience to regular consumption of Tibetan ginseng.
A 21-year-old British woman has been detained by Thai police in Pattaya following the death of her boyfriend, a 34-year-old cannabis farm operator, in what authorities are investigating as a homicide.
DAP deputy leader Hannah Yeoh has defended election manifestos against accusations of being formulaic documents, arguing that political parties naturally converge on addressing shared national concerns.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has criticised political parties that loudly advocate for Malay supremacy while simultaneously allowing Malay reserve land to be transferred to non-Bumiputera ownership, describing the contradiction as fundamentally hypocritical.
DAP's Liew Chin Tong has appealed to Johor voters to resist a return to former premier Najib Razak's policies, arguing Malaysia must progress rather than retrace its footsteps.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has condemned political leaders who weaponise racial supremacy rhetoric to advance personal ambitions, enrich families, and reward connected allies.
Authorities arrested a timber lorry driver and another individual at Gombak Toll Plaza after they tested positive for methamphetamine and cannabis during a routine drug screening operation in Kuala Lumpur.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for an overhaul of Bumiputera entrepreneur financing, demanding an end to political patronage and the adoption of merit-based criteria in fund disbursement decisions.
Immigration authorities in Johor arrested an HR officer and 80 foreign workers during factory raids in Larkin, signalling intensified enforcement against undocumented labour.
Perikatan Nasional will forgo a comprehensive manifesto for the Johor state election, instead deploying targeted campaign offerings designed to address the unique concerns of voters in individual constituencies where it contests.
PAS has announced it will endorse Barisan Nasional candidates in specific Johor state election constituencies, framing the move as a tactic to consolidate Malay-Muslim electoral support and bolster opposition prospects.
Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister Maxime Prevot arrives in Malaysia tomorrow for a two-day visit focused on expanding bilateral cooperation in renewable energy, rare earth elements, and the halal sector.
Barisan Nasional enters Johor's election with a polling lead but faces a genuinely competitive contest, with 31 constituencies still contested and substantial numbers of uncommitted voters potentially reshaping the final result.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has released a new book compiling his political philosophy and life experiences, positioning it as a resource for future leaders on nation-building and moral development.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed Malaysia's unwavering commitment to maintaining an independent, proactive, and non-aligned foreign policy stance despite mounting regional and global pressures.
Perikatan Nasional's Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar has firmly rejected claims of back-channel negotiations between PAS and Barisan Nasional ahead of the Johor state election.
Bersatu has condemned party members who have switched allegiances to support political opponents competing against Perikatan Nasional in the upcoming Johor state election.
Johor PAS chief Datuk Dr Mahfodz Mohamed has called on Maharani voters to support the party in retaining the constituency, which remains its sole state assembly seat from the previous Johor election.
Malaysia's top political leaders including Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Deputy Prime Minister Zahid are converging on Johor this weekend for major campaign push, signalling the critical phase of the state election.
Pop sensation Taylor Swift married NFL player Travis Kelce in an exclusive ceremony at Madison Square Garden, attracting A-list celebrities from around the world to celebrate the high-profile union.
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The Prisons Department has renewed its commitment to enforcing discipline after five warders faced assault charges at Taiping magistrate's court in Perak, signalling a hardening stance against personnel misconduct.
An IBM-managed cloud incident has exposed the personal information of around 70,000 Singapore residents. The breach underscores ongoing vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure across the region and raises questions about data protection protocols.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared that Malaysia will not adjust its position on fugitive financier Jho Low, even if he receives a pardon from the United States government.
Political analyst Dr Ong Kian Ming forecasts a commanding Barisan Nasional victory in Johor, projecting the coalition will capture 53 of 56 state assembly seats. The projection underscores BN's resurgent position in the peninsular state.
Former Umno Youth leader Khairy Jamaluddin has launched a sharp attack on Pakatan Harapan's Johor election manifesto, accusing the opposition coalition of presenting recycled policies without genuine innovation or fresh solutions.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul will visit Malaysia on July 9-10 for talks with PM Anwar Ibrahim, with discussions expected to focus on cross-border security challenges and expanding bilateral trade relations.
Former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri contends that the Democratic Action Party no longer enjoys automatic support from non-Malay voters, pointing to the party's complete electoral collapse in Sabah as a cautionary sign for upcoming Johor elections.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has announced RM10 million in additional government funding for a matching grant programme designed to help replace ageing taxis across the country.
Four individuals, including a car wash proprietor, have been arrested in connection with an assault on a foreign worker at a Taman Kiara facility in Kuala Selangor on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stated that only Sultan Ibrahim, the King of Malaysia, possesses the constitutional authority to revoke Tan Sri Azam Baki's appointment to the National Financial Crime Centre advisory board.
Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has asked unity government allies to refrain from dredging up historical criticisms of Umno and the coalition during the upcoming Johor state election.
A former kindergarten teacher has pleaded not guilty to three counts of money laundering in Shah Alam Sessions Court, involving RM133,550 in cash and precious metal items allegedly tied to unlawful activities.
Malaysian immigration officials have apprehended 86 undocumented migrants from eight different countries following a coordinated enforcement action at a shopping centre in Klang. The operation involved multiple government agencies.
Malaysia's power sector is poised for robust expansion over the coming years, backed by an extended capital expenditure cycle expected to benefit grid-connected electricity companies, according to Hong Leong Investment Bank.
The National Financial Crime Centre has clarified that Tan Sri Azam Baki's position on its Advisory Board is held in a personal capacity and remains valid regardless of his role as MACC chief commissioner.
Opposition figures in Johor are launching coordinated attacks against caretaker Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz Ghazi, signalling their perception of him as the primary threat to their electoral ambitions in the state contest.
Authorities have not yet decided whether to expand investigations into Pamela Ling's disappearance to include the MACC, pending new evidence or instructions from the deputy public prosecutor.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has extended congratulations to China marking the 105th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, reflecting Malaysia's commitment to strengthening bilateral relations.
DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has called for parliament to remain a space of professionalism and mutual respect, even as politicians wage increasingly aggressive campaigns ahead of the Johor election.
PAS has rejected suggestions that its election seat strategy reflects concern about competing with DAP, asserting instead that decisions are grounded in careful analysis of voter demographics and regional support patterns.
Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil has appealed to Johoreans working abroad to return for the 16th Johor State Election on July 11, emphasizing the importance of voter participation in strengthening democracy.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman reaches the end of a prolonged legal ordeal as Malaysia's Federal Court delivers its final verdict today, concluding a six-year battle involving corruption allegations.
A 25-year-old hardware store employee in Kuala Terengganu has entered a not guilty plea to charges of raping and sexually assaulting his teenage sister in what appears to be a case of familial abuse.
Super Micro confirmed that two of its Taiwan staff members have been detained pending court proceedings as part of a Taiwanese government investigation into purported violations involving the unauthorised export of high-end AI servers.
A businessman has been charged in Kuala Lumpur's Sessions Court for alleged membership in the Geng RT6 organised crime syndicate, marking the 12th individual to face charges related to the group.
Five warders from Taiping Prison in Perak will appear in court on charges stemming from an inmate assault investigation. The incident last January resulted in one death and several injuries, marking a significant development in Malaysia's prison accountability.
An online seller in Melaka faces legal action for allegedly possessing pornography and distributing doctored intimate photographs of another woman through social media platforms.
Penang's DAP Socialist Youth has rejected environmental group Sahabat Alam Malaysia's characterisation of the South Reclamation project as an 'illegal island', calling the rhetoric propaganda after the NGO's court challenge failed.
Bank Negara Malaysia is calling on customers to report instances where they are charged the RM1 interbank withdrawal fee when using ATMs operated by their own financial institutions, according to Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil.
The Muar district office has rejected allegations that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim was barred from accessing the Penghulu Mukim Sungai Balang Complex for a community engagement event last month.
Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil has cautioned Johor voters about coordinated digital manipulation tactics, including fraudulent social media accounts impersonating candidates to circulate false information ahead of the state election.
Authorities have apprehended a married couple connected to a three-vehicle collision on the Federal Highway in Petaling Jaya that circulated widely online after the driver allegedly abandoned the scene.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is intensifying its technological capabilities by integrating artificial intelligence and data analytics to detect and prosecute increasingly sophisticated corruption offences.
One month after police resubmitted investigation papers for the fourth time, the Attorney-General's Chambers continues its deliberation of the Durian Tunggal case. The Home Minister has urged stakeholders to respect the legal process.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has condemned Norway's cancellation of a RM1 billion naval missile contract with Malaysia, accusing the Scandinavian nation of applying international norms inconsistently and selectively.
Barisan Nasional's Zahid Hamidi has cautioned against assuming that PAS's instruction to supporters not to vote Pakatan Harapan will automatically benefit BN in the Johor election.
Barisan Nasional must actively court PAS voters and sympathisers in seats where the Islamist party is not standing to maximise turnout and strengthen coalition prospects.
Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has cautioned Johor voters against repeating electoral errors, urging them to make informed choices in the forthcoming state election.
Lawyer Ang Woei Shang has firmly rejected defamation allegations levelled by DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke, vowing to mount a robust legal challenge and exploring potential counterclaims.
Former Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin is urging Bersatu to adopt Pas's approach of supporting Barisan Nasional candidates in Johor state election constituencies where Perikatan Nasional does not have its own nominees.
Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin has challenged the government's decision to appoint former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki as an adviser to the National Financial Crime Prevention Centre, citing his past controversies.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has condemned what he views as selective enforcement of international law, using a Norway missile controversy to illustrate broader systemic inequalities in how Western powers and developing nations face different legal standards.
Three foreign nationals have been arrested following a police raid in Johor Baru that uncovered a significant illicit cigarette distribution network, with authorities seizing contraband valued at nearly RM770,000.
PAS has signalled confidence in its Johor electoral prospects, with party leadership dismissing apprehensions about competing against DAP in the state contest, according to recent statements.
Johor's opposition parties are increasingly targeting caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi personally rather than challenging Barisan Nasional's governance record, reflecting a strategic vacuum in substantive political debate.
Malaysia's Federal Court has pushed back its ruling on the prosecution's appeal challenging Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman's acquittal on corruption charges to July 13, extending uncertainty over the case.
Kuala Lumpur police have detained 12 men following a physical altercation at a Cheras shopping mall parking facility, highlighting ongoing tensions over limited parking spaces in busy commercial areas.
KPMG Australia has appointed Michael Ebeid, former SBS chief, as its inaugural independent chairman amid a major governance crisis triggered by whistleblower allegations of misconduct within its leadership ranks.
A Penang magistrate's court has rejected a police remand application for four individuals, including one woman, who were arrested during an investigation into illegal World Cup football betting activities.
Police have arrested a property agent in Kuala Lumpur following allegations that he threatened and assaulted his girlfriend at Maluri MRT station. The incident highlights ongoing domestic violence concerns in public spaces.
A senior citizen appeared in Melaka's Ayer Keroh Sessions Court facing two counts of sexual assault involving primary schoolgirls. The case highlights ongoing child protection concerns in Malaysian communities.
Johor Umno's information chief has rejected allegations that Barisan Nasional faces declining electoral support in the state, characterizing such claims as disconnected from ground realities.
The Court of Appeal has postponed Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor's appeal against her RM1.25 billion Sarawak solar hybrid project corruption conviction after her defence counsel requested an emotional adjournment.
German investigators have conducted nationwide raids including at the DFB headquarters as part of a sweeping inquiry into alleged irregularities involving ticket distribution and hospitality arrangements during Euro 2024.
Authorities dismantled an illegal See Ngo Lak gambling operation and connected online betting network, detaining eight suspects during a coordinated raid at Selayang Wholesale Market in Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysian police have successfully dismantled a sophisticated bonded lorry theft syndicate that operated across four states, resulting in the arrest of seven suspects during a targeted special operation.
Police arrested two individuals after they illegally scaled the antenna structure atop New York's iconic Empire State Building in what witnesses believe was a marriage proposal attempt.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has stressed the urgent necessity of the Cybercrimes Bill 2026, emphasising that Malaysia's existing legal framework contains significant gaps that leave the nation vulnerable to rapidly evolving digital threats.
Umno's secretary-general has challenged Pakatan Harapan's criticism of Pas directing supporters to vote for BN candidates in Johor constituencies where Perikatan Nasional is not competing.
Ronnie Liu, the former Selangor executive councillor, has challenged the appropriateness of Tan Sri Azam Baki's attendance at an NFCC advisory board meeting, raising questions about governance and oversight.
A Pakatan Harapan leader has accused PAS of shying away from direct electoral combat with DAP, instead choosing to align with Barisan Nasional in the upcoming Johor state polls.
Singapore police have seized a luxury bungalow worth more than US$40 million as part of fraud investigations into the alleged unauthorised transfer of advanced AI chips in breach of strict US export controls.
Former Skudai assemblywoman Marina Ibrahim has accused the DAP of applying inconsistent principles regarding ex-PM Najib Razak, claiming a party leader privately backed a royal pardon and home detention arrangement.
Operation Hawk, a three-day anti-drug campaign across Pahang, has resulted in 333 arrests and the seizure of drugs, cash and vehicles totalling more than RM500,000, targeting known drug hotspots throughout all 11 districts.
Police have arrested 121 commercial vehicle drivers suspected of operating heavy vehicles while impaired by drugs during a three-month national enforcement operation, raising fresh concerns about road safety.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has characterised Ant Group's decision to open its first Global Development Centre in Malaysia as evidence of rising investor trust in the country's digital strategy and institutional stability.
Police arrested a Thai woman and her partner in Bentong, seizing drugs valued at RM728,000. Authorities believe the pair operated as couriers for a larger trafficking syndicate over a three-month period.
Two brothers have been arrested by Malaysia's maritime authorities in connection with an attempt to transport over RM6.85 million in contraband drugs across international waters. The seizure marks the emergence of a drug variety known as 'Piu Piu'.
Johor Umno's second-highest ranking official has rejected Democratic Action Party assertions that Barisan Nasional's political standing in Johor is deteriorating, calling such claims without merit amid shifting political dynamics.
Multiple Malaysian parliamentarians are pressing for the disclosure of investigation findings regarding former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki's shareholdings, citing public interest and transparency principles.
A senior Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission officer has been selected to represent Malaysia at the 299th FBI National Academy training programme in the United States, reflecting international recognition of the country's anti-corruption capabilities.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared that e-wallet companies must reimburse fraud victims within a week if they fail to adopt Bank Negara's mandatory security measures, even when user negligence contributes to losses.
Police arrested a 38-year-old man at a Kota Kinabalu hotel on Friday in connection with a serious parang attack that left another individual severely injured in Lawas.
Malaysia's household debt has grown to RM1.73 trillion as of March 2026, representing 84.4% of GDP according to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. The rising debt levels underscore growing financial pressures on Malaysian families.
A political analyst has suggested that Bersatu voters could cast their ballots for Pakatan Harapan in non-contested seats, driven partly by dissatisfaction with PAS, whose support for BN in certain constituencies may further strain PN unity.
A Penang magistrate's court has rejected police efforts to extend the remand of three foreign nationals, who remain detained under the Immigration Act following a World Cup betting investigation.
A trailer driver received a RM6,000 fine from George Town magistrate's court after admitting to careless driving at the Udini underpass, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Barisan Nasional has set its sights on reclaiming the Penggaram seat in Batu Pahat, Johor, currently held by the Democratic Action Party. The coalition's ability to wrest control of this traditionally competitive district will prove crucial to its overall performance.
Police arrested two acquaintances and seized approximately RM14,000 worth of various narcotics during an operation at Felda Bukit Mendi in Triang, Pahang, reinforcing authorities' commitment to tackling drug trafficking in rural agricultural communities.
Mara is holding off on disciplinary action against six MRSM students accused of bullying in Johor until police conclude their investigation and submit their complete findings to the institution.
A French corruption watchdog is pushing for an investigation into claims that far-right figure Jordan Bardella once held a fictional assistant position in the European Parliament. The allegations, which Bardella's party flatly denies, add fresh controversy to the ascendant political figure.
Malaysia has appointed five members to the Anti-Corruption Commission's advisory bodies for the coming term, strengthening oversight of the nation's anti-graft enforcement efforts.
Malaysia has presented its experience recovering assets from the 1MDB scandal at an OECD anti-corruption meeting in Paris, offering insights into international enforcement collaboration.
Two senior PAS division leaders attended a Barisan Nasional event in Batu Pahat, underlining efforts to deepen cooperation between Umno and other Malay-based parties ahead of next month's Johor state election.
A Perikatan Nasional candidate in Johor has criticised Pas for releasing statements that he claims confuse voters and the coalition's own supporters during the state election campaign.
Australian authorities have charged a Thai Airways employee with attempting to smuggle more than one kilogram of heroin into the country. Customs officials discovered the drug concealed in tote bags, marking another significant narcotics seizure at a major international airport.
Indonesia's former education minister and Gojek co-founder Nadiem Makarim has been convicted of corruption and sentenced to 10 years in prison, marking a significant moment for accountability in Indonesian politics.
Fifty-one Malaysian NGOs have called for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to investigate allegations of corporate mafia involvement within the MACC, centring on former chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki.
Kelantan Umno claims a Pas directive instructing members to support Barisan Nasional candidates in Johor elections proves the 'UmDAP' label against the party was baseless political propaganda.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed the Election Commission will enforce rules against caretaker governments that make policy announcements or financial decisions breaching election guidelines during campaign periods.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has rejected allegations that he instructed the cancellation of Johor's Felda Settlers' Day celebration scheduled for 2026 in Kluang, addressing controversy that erupted earlier this month.
The Federal Court has postponed its decision on whether to reinstate corruption convictions against Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, with the ruling now scheduled for July 13, leaving the politician uncertain about his legal fate.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rejected claims that the federal government distributes development funds inequitably across Malaysia's states, insisting the allocation system operates fairly.
Malaysia's Federal Court has pushed back its judgment on the prosecution's appeal against Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman's corruption acquittal to July 13, extending uncertainty in the high-profile case.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman attended the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya as Malaysia's Federal Court prepares to deliver its ruling on the prosecution's appeal seeking to restore his seven-year jail sentence, caning, and RM10 million fine.
Japanese actor Nijiro Murakami, known for his role in Alice in Borderland, has publicly commented on allegations that he assaulted his former girlfriend. The investigation and media reports have generated significant attention in Japan.
Departing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to announce a long-awaited defence investment plan, emphasizing funding for drones and autonomous systems as Britain reshapes its military capabilities.
Singer-actress Bella Astillah, fiancée of Muar MP Syed Saddiq, has asked for prayers as Malaysia's highest court prepares to announce its ruling on his appeal at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman will learn the outcome of his final appeal at the Federal Court tomorrow, determining whether he remains free or faces imprisonment on corruption-related allegations.
Five people were shot dead at a youth welfare centre in Stade, Germany on Monday in one of the country's deadliest mass shootings in years. Police have arrested a suspect.
Iraq's Olympic Committee will investigate the national football team's disappointing World Cup campaign and implement measures to prevent similar underperformance in coming tournaments.
A shooting at a German youth welfare centre for mothers and children has left six people dead. Police have arrested a male suspect and female companion, describing the incident as a likely 'family tragedy'.
In a display of familial solidarity over political rivalry, a former Umno division chief has publicly backed his younger brother's PN candidacy in Johor's Kahang seat, reflecting how personal bonds navigate Malaysia's competitive electoral landscape.
PAS Youth has explained its decision to support Barisan Nasional candidates in certain constituencies as a calculated political strategy to prevent Pakatan Harapan from gaining ground where Perikatan Nasional is not fielding candidates.
Pas has launched a campaign urging Johor voters to reject Pakatan Harapan in the forthcoming state election, positioning the contest as a fight to safeguard Malay-Muslim political representation.
Rival candidates from Pakatan Harapan and Perikatan Nasional encountered each other at a Pagoh night market on the third day of the Johor state election campaign, creating an unusual moment as both teams worked to woo voters.
Sensitive details about Apple's unreleased iPhone 18 Pro, including component specifications and supplier information, have surfaced online following a ransomware attack on Tata Electronics, Apple's Indian manufacturing partner.
Exiled Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has declared her intention to return home within 2024, rejecting a death sentence handed down while she was abroad as illegitimate and politically driven.
Selangor police have opened a murder investigation following the discovery of a woman's body hidden inside luggage at a Kajang residence in the Taman Impian Indah area.
A Sessions Court in Kuala Terengganu has ordered a 25-year-old man charged with gravely injuring his grandmother using a hammer to undergo comprehensive mental health assessment.
A High Court has ordered Kangar Umno division chief Datuk Dr Fathul Bari Mat Jahya and two former company directors to repay RM492,480 to a hajj and umrah service provider, rejecting their appeal to delay the judgment execution.
Barisan Nasional's Endau candidate Alwiyah Talib is dismissing opposition party-hopping allegations as election tactics, citing strong grassroots backing as the race intensifies in Johor.
Johor police have successfully dismantled a major drug operation in Kulai, arresting a married couple and confiscating narcotics worth RM3.59 million in a significant blow against organised drug trafficking in the state.
The executor of Coco Lee's estate has initiated legal action in Hong Kong's District Court against medical professionals, alleging negligent treatment contributed to the Chinese-American pop star's death.
Bersatu has clarified that it has issued voting directives only for Perikatan Nasional candidates in the Johor state election, with no guidance for members in seats not contested by the coalition.
Australia is strengthening its under-16 social media ban with new parliamentary legislation, granting its internet regulator enhanced enforcement powers to take major tech companies to court for violations.
Malaysian police arrested 331 people during a nationwide operation targeting illegal World Cup betting networks, uncovering more than RM2.63 million in unlicensed wagering transactions linked to the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026.
Malaysia's northern states of Kedah and Perlis have recorded no human trafficking arrests under anti-trafficking legislation, even as authorities intensify operations against undocumented Myanmar migrants.
Barisan Nasional's candidate for Johor's Mahkota state seat is centring his campaign message on the government's track record of development and governance, insisting that voters will ultimately choose representatives based on tangible results.
Johor police have initiated three investigation papers following seven election-related complaints lodged since nomination day for the state elections, signalling early enforcement activity.
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The MARA chairman has declared a zero-tolerance approach to misconduct as six students from a Johor MRSM face police investigation, signalling intensified institutional discipline.
Authorities in Petaling Jaya have apprehended a suspect in connection with an assault on a food delivery rider in Kelana Jaya. The incident raises fresh concerns about the safety of delivery personnel.
Police in Indonesia's second-largest city Surabaya have arrested multiple protesters who gathered to oppose President Prabowo Subianto's governance agenda, with human rights organisations documenting the detentions.
Police arrested two suspects after a high-speed chase through Kuala Lumpur ended in a multi-vehicle collision. The pair allegedly transported drugs in a Perodua Viva before crashing into three other cars along Jalan Kuching.
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Police have arrested two suspects following a high-speed pursuit along Jalan Kuching in Kuala Lumpur that resulted in a multi-vehicle collision. Officers recovered suspected heroin from the vehicle.
Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin argues that Barisan Nasional's combination of experienced lawmakers and emerging politicians represents the optimal approach for managing Johor's governance demands.
Mara has opened a formal investigation into bullying claims at MRSM schools nationwide, signalling zero tolerance for such conduct. The agency has warned that substantiated cases could result in student expulsion.
South Korea is acquiring over 20,000 budget-friendly drones and accelerating deployment of domestically developed K-Lucas loitering munitions as part of a fundamental shift in unmanned warfare doctrine, responding to lessons from Ukraine and North Korean threats.
Four deaths during mandatory military training for cooperative managers under President Prabowo's rural development initiative have triggered demands from lawmakers and rights groups for the programme's suspension and comprehensive safety overhaul.
Police have launched a criminal investigation into alleged document forgery connected to delayed burial proceedings at Ukay Perdana Muslim Cemetery in Hulu Kelang, raising concerns about cemetery management and administrative procedures.
Penang police have arrested 28 people and shut down two illegal betting call centres operating ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, as part of a crackdown on illegal gambling networks.
Police in Jasin have arrested four men suspected of orchestrating a coordinated robbery at an orchard in Bemban, making off with durians and a motorcycle in a theft valued at approximately RM9,000.
Police in Muar have arrested six Form Five students accused of bullying and extorting a 14-year-old hostel student, whose psychological distress led to school withdrawal.
Iraqi authorities have detained 47 officials, including members of parliament, in a major anti-corruption operation. The arrests signal intensified efforts to tackle systemic graft plaguing the government.
An 18-year-old was arrested in Tumpat today with four protected wildlife species worth RM48,500. The seizure highlights ongoing enforcement efforts against illegal wildlife trafficking in the region.
A PKR youth leader has reframed the Johor election debate, arguing voters should evaluate which political coalition offers stronger governance and economic vision rather than fixating on the menteri besar position alone.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has challenged the Islamist party Pas to convert its stated backing for Barisan Nasional into tangible voter mobilisation during the Johor state election.
Pas has clarified that it is not providing active campaign support to Bersatu in the Johor election, despite both parties being part of the Perikatan Nasional coalition. The party emphasises it is simply honouring pre-arranged seat allocations.
Johor's Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz affirmed that political parties retain autonomy in crafting election strategies, commenting on Pas's recent decision to mobilise support for BN candidates in constituencies uncontested by Perikatan Nasional.
Iraqi security forces launched coordinated raids across Baghdad's Green Zone early Sunday, detaining multiple government officials and parliamentarians accused of corruption. The operation signals intensified efforts to root out graft at the highest levels of state.
The family of a 17-year-old Thai girl whose remains were discovered in a suitcase in Pattaya is devastated following her death. An Australian man has been arrested and faces murder charges in connection with the incident.
Umno Youth has endorsed a Pas proposal encouraging Perikatan Nasional supporters to cast ballots for Barisan Nasional candidates in Johor seats where PN is not competing, potentially strengthening ties between the two political camps.
Two Malaysian university students died after their BMW crashed and caught fire on the Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway near Kuala Lumpur early Wednesday. A third passenger, a Singaporean student, survived with minor injuries.
Thai authorities arrested a 31-year-old Myanmar national attempting to smuggle over 23 million baht across the Mae Sai border crossing. Cash was concealed in dried fish and potato cartons.
Kuantan authorities have arrested nine people and confiscated approximately RM3.75 million in assets, including heavy machinery and bauxite-bearing soil totalling 10,000 tonnes, following a raid on an illegal mining site within a Felda plantation.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has pledged strict action against those responsible for the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra donation theft, warning that no one will be permitted to undermine public faith in religious institutions.
A rare school shooting in the Philippines that left three dead has triggered intense debate over whether children aged 14 should face criminal charges, challenging the country's relatively high minimum age of liability in Asia.
Dress sneakers have transformed from a niche style into a boardroom staple, worn by executives and celebrities alike. Yet the trend may be losing momentum as professional culture shifts.
Last-minute cancellations on StubHub have devastated World Cup fans who purchased tickets through the resale platform, with the company and FIFA blaming each other for delivery failures.
Southeast Asian nations are pursuing ambitious growth strategies this week, from strengthening international defence partnerships to expanding agricultural exports and accelerating infrastructure development across the region.
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Kuala Lumpur police have detained a homeless Myanmar national suspected of throwing bricks at a patrol vehicle outside a hotel on Jalan Hang Lekiu. Officers responded to reports of property damage in the busy commercial district.
Britain's King Charles III and Queen Camilla will continue using Buckingham Palace for state ceremonies and official functions following its major refurbishment, though it will not serve as their private residence.
King Charles III has made history by becoming the first reigning British monarch to publicly disclose his personal tax payment, revealing he paid £12.9 million in the 2024-2025 tax year as part of efforts to improve royal financial transparency.
Japan has enacted legislation to reorganise its Air Self-Defence Force, formally adding space to its mandate and establishing a dedicated space operations group. The restructuring, effective by March 2027, aims to strengthen satellite surveillance and domain awareness amid regional security concerns.
A Malaysian fitness expert is calling for greater awareness of strength training among seniors to reduce fall-related injuries. Dr Adibah Ali says exercise programmes can significantly improve elderly mobility and quality of life.
Australia have confirmed their progression to the World Cup knockout round following a scoreless stalemate against Paraguay at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, finishing second in Group D.
South Korean actor Kim Mu Yeol has opened up about his impoverished early years, recalling a period when he subsisted on barely RM500 annually before achieving international recognition and success.
A consultant psychiatrist has told a Malaysian court that an increasing number of children and adolescents are experiencing depression and face elevated risks of self-harm and suicide.
Grammy-winning singer Muni Long has disclosed that she received a double lung transplant six months ago after being given a week to live by physicians. The procedure saved her life following complications from pneumonia and lupus.
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Malaysia's Customs Department has seized 72 advanced AI servers valued at RM52.9 million from a smuggling operation at KLIA Free Trade Zone. The investigation involves the Strategic Trade Act, marking a significant enforcement action against illicit technology exports.
The 2026 World Cup has shattered the all-time attendance record with 3.6 million spectators, exceeding the previous 1994 mark. With nearly half the matches remaining, organisers expect the final tally could nearly double the historic 1994 figure.
Ousmane Dembele's stunning hat-trick in the opening half guided France to a commanding 4-1 victory over Norway in Massachusetts, securing top spot in Group I and setting up a Round of 32 clash with Sweden.
A former executive chairman of two Singapore mosques has been sentenced to 14 months in jail for corruption involving S$223,000 in construction contracts. He provided insider pricing information to a friend's company in exchange for shares in a travel venture.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has revived a legal battle over Han Chiang School's land, ruling that the school's sole trustee does not require the attorney-general's approval to pursue a breach of charitable trust claim.
TikTok and YouTube have deactivated 4.7 million accounts belonging to children under 16 in Indonesia following new government regulations aimed at protecting young users from cyberbullying and addiction.
France and Italy are forming a multinational coalition to bolster Lebanon's stability after the UN's UNIFIL peacekeeping mission concludes at year-end, aiming to prevent regional escalation.
Australia is moving to strengthen its groundbreaking social media ban for children after evidence suggests the legislation introduced in December 2024 is failing to keep young users off major platforms.
Four sisters have lost their legal challenge to recover damages for alleged trespass and unauthorised drainage works that they claimed eroded their ancestral property in Pedas. The Court of Appeal found insufficient evidence.
World number one Jannik Sinner arrives at Wimbledon as defending champion but vulnerable after a shock French Open exit, creating an opening for challengers including Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev to seize the title.
Japan's weather agency has issued warnings for two typhoons approaching the country simultaneously, with Typhoon Higos expected to make landfall over the weekend. Over 2 million residents across 13 prefectures have been evacuated as record rainfall batters western and eastern regions.
Police in Temerloh have detained a male teacher to assist investigations into allegations of sexual assault involving a 14-year-old male student. The case highlights ongoing concerns about student safety within educational institutions.
Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek visited the family of Muhammad Raiyan Nufael, a Form Two student who died after collapsing during rugby training at a Telok Mas school in Melaka on Wednesday.
Japan has committed US$15 million in emergency humanitarian assistance for West Asia, with the bulk directed to Iran alongside smaller allocations for Lebanon and Palestinian communities facing acute humanitarian pressures.
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The General Operations Force has arrested nine individuals and confiscated equipment worth RM3.75 million in connection with an illegal bauxite mining operation discovered within a Felda plantation in Kuantan.
Financial regulators worldwide are accelerating their adoption of artificial intelligence tools to detect and prevent cyberattacks, with Swiss authorities warning that banks must move faster to patch vulnerabilities before hackers exploit them.
Indonesia has charged 24 foreign nationals as criminal suspects in an illegal gold mining operation in the Maluku region. The suspects allegedly constructed infrastructure for the illegal mines, including roads and processing facilities around Gunung Botak.
Indonesian police have arrested a Chinese national at Jakarta's main airport following an Interpol red notice. Zheng Rongjing is accused of masterminding an international online scam network based in Cambodia.
A 19-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times in Ujjain, India during daylight hours in what authorities believe was motivated by prior harassment. The attacker remains at large as police intensify their search.
A three-storey shopping complex in Lagos, Nigeria's southwestern state, collapsed on Thursday morning, leaving nine dead and 27 rescued. Authorities say the cause remains unknown and an investigation has begun.
Melaka's Road Transport Department seized 60 vehicles during Operation PeWA, issuing 196 notices for violations including unlicensed driving, expired road tax, and lack of insurance. Most offenders were foreign nationals.
Authorities in Sungai Petani have remanded a babysitter for three days following the death of an 11-month-old girl in Bedong. The remand order was granted to facilitate ongoing police investigations into the circumstances surrounding the infant's death.
In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, Malaysian police have seized narcotics valued at RM135.63 million following coordinated raids in Cheras on June 20, resulting in the arrest of seven suspects.
Pune Rural Police are reconstructing the Lohagad Fort crime scene to verify claims in the investigation into 26-year-old Ketan Agarwal's death. Seven people have been questioned, with authorities alleging two suspects pushed him from the fort.
Alibaba has sued the US Department of Defence in California over its inclusion on a blacklist of companies deemed to support China's military, challenging the designation as unconstitutional.
During coroner's court proceedings in Kota Kinabalu, a mother testified that she deeply regretted her decision to enroll her deceased daughter at SMKA Tun Datu Mustapha, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the young student's death.
A Seoul court has convicted Kim Keon Hee, former South Korean first lady, to seven years imprisonment for soliciting and receiving luxury gifts including jewellery and watches totalling approximately 300 million won in exchange for government appointments and business favours.
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Labuan Airport has temporarily shut its runway after bombs were discovered 150 metres from the airfield. The Royal Malaysian Air Force has issued a closure notice, resulting in cancelled and diverted flights to Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu and Miri.
Thai police have arrested 233 suspected drug traffickers in Narathiwat province, with some believed to have ties to Malaysian smuggling networks. The crackdown occurred over a month-long operation.
Malaysia's Department of National Unity is creating a Community Tension Index to measure social cohesion and address racial and religious issues. The initiative responds to growing online divisiveness, with authorities removing nearly 1,500 problematic posts in recent months.
Malaysian authorities have arrested 291 individuals, including a gang leader claiming the title of 'Datuk', in a sprawling drug trafficking investigation that resulted in the seizure of narcotics valued at RM6.26 million.
Indian authorities have arrested eight people, including temple employees, over allegations of theft and misappropriation of donations at Ram Mandir in Uttar Pradesh. The alleged embezzlement could exceed US$20 million.
Perlis Immigration has created a dedicated task force to systematically monitor and document the Rohingya population across the state, following rising public concerns about their presence in several locations.
Malaysian authorities have arrested nine people, including foreign nationals, during a raid on a Felda plantation as part of a crackdown on illegal bauxite mining activities in the country.
Philippine authorities have recommended charges against the former head coach of Ateneo de Manila University's men's basketball team and ten others for violating anti-hazing laws following the deaths of two players who drowned during a gruelling training session in Aurora province last June.
An estimated one million cats are slaughtered annually in Vietnam as part of a brutal underground trade driven by superstitious beliefs about luck and medicinal benefits, despite overwhelming public opposition across the region.
A Malaysian man has been sentenced to 16 months' jail after joining a Cambodian scam syndicate based in Phnom Penh for just three days. Yip Chee Ming failed to successfully defraud any Singaporeans before being terminated by the operation's leadership.
Iran's top negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has rejected American claims that unfrozen Iranian assets will be spent on US agricultural goods, signalling continued tension between Tehran and Washington despite ongoing nuclear talks.
Canada has committed US$5 million in emergency humanitarian aid to support Venezuela's recovery from recent earthquakes, as the full scale of the disaster continues to emerge and hundreds of thousands face urgent needs.
Authorities arrested two men in Marang yesterday on suspicion of illegally transferring silica sand, seizing RM1.8 million worth of equipment. The operation highlights growing enforcement against extractive industry violations.
Myanmar's AYA Bank has acknowledged a data leak affecting an outdated application portal following claims by hacker group Lapsus, but confirmed core banking infrastructure remains uncompromised and customer financial data is safe.
Firefighters battled a blaze that engulfed multiple floating fish farms near Singapore's Pulau Ubin on June 24, suspected to have been triggered by lightning striking solar panels, with losses estimated at S$120,000.
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A Cessna O-1 aircraft engaged in wildfire suppression operations has crashed in Canada's Northwest Territories near Fort Simpson, resulting in three fatalities. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Thai customs officials have seized 23 million baht in cash discovered concealed within labelled food packaging at the Mae Sai border crossing with Myanmar, with the driver facing currency smuggling charges.
Police arrested a foreign homeless man after he allegedly damaged a police car with a brick outside Hotel Kingston in Jalan Hang Lekiu, Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday night.
Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has spent his first 100 days maintaining political stability and responding to an energy crisis triggered by Middle East conflict, yet observers note his government has sidestepped deeper structural economic reforms despite voter expectations.
Evidence presented to the Coroner's Court in Kota Kinabalu suggests that Zara Qairina Mahathir's personal writings did not reveal any deterioration in her bond with her mother, contradicting potential theories about family discord.
Singapore's Workers' Party is heading for a leadership contest in June as disgruntled cadres seek to unseat secretary-general Pritam Singh, prompted by his conviction for misleading Parliament and concerns over the party's electoral performance.
Thailand has intensified enforcement against foreign nationals operating through local proxies to illegally control land and businesses in major tourist areas. An operation across four southern provinces netted 96 detainees, including 67 foreigners, over assets valued at 1.67 billion baht.
A former officer at Islamic think-tank Ikram faces new money laundering charges involving RM18 million, allegedly used to acquire high-end vehicles through corporate accounts.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has reduced a defamation damages award from US$1 million to RM800,000, maintaining the original guilty verdict while emphasizing that compensation should not become punitive.
Negeri Sembilan's Yang Dipertuan Besar has approved a royal audience ceremony on Saturday to formalise the installation of Hassan Ab Hamid, 67, as the 22nd Undang of Rembau, following his selection through traditional adat procedures.
Thailand's Election Commission has implemented a strict alcohol ban across Bangkok and Pattaya during local elections on June 27–28, prohibiting sale, distribution and service of all alcoholic beverages with penalties of up to six months' imprisonment and 10,000 baht fines.
Oman has thrown its weight behind the Iran-US memorandum of understanding, guaranteeing that future transit arrangements through the Strait of Hormuz will remain free from fees, underscoring the agreement's significance for regional stability and global energy security.
A US-based litigation technology company has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Trump administration export controls that forced Anthropic to restrict access to its most advanced AI models for employees outside the country.
Spanish World Cup striker Borja Iglesias has earned the nickname 'the alien of football' for his willingness to speak candidly about Gaza, homophobia and other social injustices—issues most footballers avoid publicly.
Ecuador mounted a stunning second-half comeback to defeat Germany 2-1 in their final Group E match, advancing to the World Cup knockout stage as one of the best eight third-placed teams despite arriving under intense pressure.
A University of Newcastle study reveals Australia's landmark social media age restrictions for under-16s have achieved minimal results, with most adolescents finding ways to circumvent controls through fake accounts and alternative access methods.
The long-delayed construction of Pahang's new police headquarters at Sultan Ahmad Shah Administrative Centre in Kuantan will resume after authorities resolved outstanding land disputes affecting the project.
Malaysia's Public Accounts Committee has identified unregulated non-professional charges at private hospitals as the primary culprit behind surging health insurance premiums, rather than doctors' fees. The panel has submitted 17 recommendations to address cost transparency and pricing controls.
Malaysia's Foreign Ministry confirmed Thursday that all registered Malaysian citizens in Venezuela are safe following two powerful earthquakes that struck the country's central region on Wednesday.
European Union antitrust authorities have moved to classify Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure as 'gatekeepers' under sweeping tech rules, subjecting them to strict operational controls and marking a major regulatory expansion into cloud infrastructure.
Melaka has launched a QR tag system for livestock identification as part of efforts to reduce stray animal incidents and improve monitoring. The state aims to tag over 32,000 cattle and buffalo.
During the inquest into the death of Zara Qairina Mahathir, the 74th witness, a document examination expert, testified she could not contradict findings presented by another specialist in the case.
France pursues group-stage supremacy against Norway on Friday, seeking to remain in the US Northeast rather than face exhausting travel to distant cities like Dallas, Miami and Atlanta during the tournament's knockout phase.
A 62-year-old wireman has been charged in George Town court with wounding his elder brother using a parang during an incident in Paya Terubong last week.
South Korea has deployed a new mobile application allowing stalking victims to monitor suspects wearing electronic ankle monitors in real time, addressing rising concerns about victim safety.
Cambodia's Supreme Court has upheld lengthy 14-year prison sentences against two journalists found guilty of treason. The conviction stems from their publication of a photograph captured in a restricted military area following cross-border tensions with Thailand.
Police in Penang arrested a 54-year-old man hours after he allegedly robbed a woman of her handbag while she attended dawn prayers at a mosque in George Town yesterday.
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An Ipoh High Court judge has reprimanded police for moving too slowly in their search for Muhammad Riduan Abdullah, ex-husband of high-profile convert Indira Gandhi, while extending the investigation timeline by half a year.
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A fatal incident on the North-South Expressway has left one man dead after allegedly jumping from a flyover during a police pursuit. Authorities have arrested two individuals linked to the case.
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A former Petronas manager is accused of leaking sensitive corporate information to Petros. Petronas's cyber security department has confirmed the data breach in court proceedings, marking a significant corporate espionage case.
The National Security Council distributed RM5 fuel vouchers to 200 motorcyclists in Renggam, Kluang, as part of a broader community engagement initiative aimed at providing financial relief and strengthening government-people relations.
Malaysia's Education Ministry will partner with the Human Rights Commission to launch comprehensive advocacy programmes on child protection laws, bullying prevention, and safeguarding measures across the education sector.
Iran has rejected International Atomic Energy Agency inspections of its nuclear facilities, conditioning any access on a comprehensive final agreement with the United States and full sanctions removal, complicating ongoing peace negotiations.
Authorities dismantled an investment fraud ring operating from a KL Eco City premises on Wednesday, detaining six suspects allegedly involved in deceiving investors through perfume-related schemes.
Malaysia's High Court has rejected Indira Gandhi's second attempt to cite the Inspector-General of Police for contempt, ruling that evidence demonstrates ongoing investigations into her ex-husband's whereabouts.
Iraq's Oil Ministry has firmly denied reports suggesting Baghdad might quit OPEC over production quotas, instead calling for a formal reassessment of its sustainable output capacity to reflect post-conflict reconstruction needs.
A former permanent resident was fined S$9,000 after defaulting on Singapore's national service requirements. You Jiahao, 23, left the country without valid documentation and ignored registration notices before returning in March 2025.
Malaysia's meteorological authority has alerted residents across five states to prepare for severe weather including thunderstorms, torrential rain and gusty winds lasting until late tonight.
Malaysia's Natural Resources Ministry is actively monitoring three elephants transferred to Japan's Tennoji Zoo in March under a 25-year conservation agreement, with dedicated mahouts on-site ensuring proper acclimatisation.
A car rammed through celebratory Mexico football fans in Cabo San Lucas on Wednesday, leaving 17 people injured including the driver, who was arrested by authorities.
Singapore's courts processed 41 drink-driving cases in a single day, including three men who allegedly dozed off behind the wheel. The crackdown highlights escalating road safety concerns across the island nation.
The Prime Minister's Office has awarded special financial contributions to 214 exceptional 2025 STPM students across 16 secondary schools in Batu Pahat, aiming to recognise academic excellence and motivate further study.
Eleven people have died in the collapse of a Taratala warehouse in Kolkata as rescue operations continue. West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has launched a major investigation into building approvals and ordered a four-week construction suspension across multiple municipal areas.
A severe heatwave in France has forced early closures of Paris's top attractions, including the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, leaving tourists scrambling to reorganise their plans amid record temperatures.
A Singapore court has sentenced a 27-year-old man to two years and eight months' imprisonment and two strokes of the cane for uploading intimate videos of his ex-girlfriend without consent, describing the case as egregious revenge porn.
Sri Lankan authorities have arrested Rakitha Rajapakshe, son of a former justice minister, for allegedly negotiating a substantial bribe to secure the release of a major drug trafficker extradited from Madagascar in 2023.
Thai authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Chinese businessman Wang Yicheng, suspected of operating an illegal cryptocurrency mining network that laundered proceeds from transnational scams and online gambling. The operation allegedly misused US$28 million worth of electricity.
Philippine authorities arrested a 14-year-old girl who posted threats of violence against Tolosa National High School on social media. The incident follows a deadly shooting at another school that killed three students and wounded 20 others.
MyCert has issued a warning about malware spreading through WhatsApp Web and Desktop that disguises itself as financial documents. The attack installs remote access trojans on Windows computers, allowing hackers to steal passwords and banking information.
Hong Kong police have arrested two people, reportedly including pro-democracy bookstore owner Leticia Wong, on suspicion of selling seditious materials and receiving foreign funds, marking another escalation in the city's crackdown on dissent.
Gautam Adani's legal team has petitioned a US federal judge to formally dismiss criminal charges, following the Justice Department's decision to abandon prosecution of the Indian billionaire over alleged overseas bribery and investor deception.
A 7.2-magnitude earthquake jolted northern Japan on Thursday, toppling kitchen items and briefly halting services, yet causing no deaths or major structural damage. Authorities maintain vigilance for aftershocks.
Scotland's World Cup campaign appears to be over following a 3-0 loss to Brazil, with coach Steve Clarke blaming his team's defensive mistakes and poor discipline in the final Group C match.
The Federal Territories Islamic Religious Council has inaugurated a new Zakat Distribution Centre in Batu, aiming to enhance service efficiency and community outreach through multiple welfare initiatives and assistance schemes.
Myanmar authorities arrested four Chinese nationals operating illegally in Muse Township after raiding their base. Security forces seized 34 mobile phones, eight computers, and equipment used for online scams and gambling.
Cambodia's Supreme Court will rule on an appeal by two journalists convicted of treason for publishing photographs from a restricted military zone near the Thai border. The case highlights concerns about press freedom and judicial independence.
PERKESO has exceeded its performance targets with a 96% compliance rate in claims processing and benefit payments. The organisation has introduced stricter Customer Charter standards and digital tools to accelerate service delivery.
A Sepang Sessions Court has mandated psychiatric evaluation for a 37-year-old unemployed man who admitted to posting insulting and threatening remarks targeting Terengganu royal family members on social media.
China's ethnic affairs minister has categorically rejected Western allegations of forced labour in Xinjiang, asserting that all employment mobility is voluntary. New legislation aims to strengthen worker protections across regions.
Three International Criminal Court judges have launched a legal challenge against the Trump administration over sanctions imposed on them, claiming the measures violate international law and their judicial independence.
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Perak police have dismantled a drug trafficking operation, apprehending three individuals including a 17-year-old suspect. The operation distributed ketamine and Erimin 5 tablets across the state.
Indonesia advances housing affordability and electric vehicle manufacturing ambitions, while the Philippines secures visa privileges in the UAE. Across Southeast Asia, nations pursue infrastructure, education, and digital transformation initiatives.
Malaysia's National Population and Family Development Board urges fathers to take greater responsibility for children's emotional wellbeing and education, moving beyond traditional breadwinner roles to become agents of family stability.
American safety regulators are investigating a deadly Tesla crash in Texas that killed a 76-year-old resident when a Model 3 struck her home. The victim's family has filed a lawsuit seeking over $1 million in damages.
South Korea has surpassed 10 million foreign visitor arrivals by mid-June 2024, accelerating its tourism recovery and setting course for a record annual tally. The milestone reflects strengthening regional travel demand despite geopolitical headwinds.
Ipoh's heavily trafficked Jalan Lahat is set for a comprehensive RM2.6 million resurfacing project beginning in July, targeting a critical 4km stretch plagued by potholes and surface deterioration affecting thousands of daily commuters.
Donald Trump has ordered an investigation into major oil companies over elevated gasoline prices, facing mounting criticism as Middle East tensions affect energy markets and pump prices remain stubbornly high.
SK Hynix announced plans to raise up to $29.43 billion through an American Depositary Receipt listing on Nasdaq, positioning itself to expand production capacity for artificial intelligence chips.
Kuala Lumpur police have arrested 85 suspects and recorded 71 cable theft reports from January to May 2025, marking a substantial decline compared to the 205 cases reported throughout 2024.
Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has engaged with student protesters over controversial government programmes, but analysts say his moves are more about profile-building than substantive policy influence ahead of 2029 elections.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has publicly endorsed Iran's right to possess ballistic missiles, emphasising that Tehran's weapons programme was never included in the June US-Iran memorandum of understanding facilitated by Islamabad.
Malaysia's Communications Ministry has introduced mandatory age-verification mechanisms for social media platforms under the new Child Protection Code, effective June 1. Users must be at least 16 years old to create accounts, with verification based on official government documents.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faced public criticism at a World War II memorial event as protesters voiced opposition to Tokyo's departure from its traditional pacifist foreign policy.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has ruled that registered societies cannot pursue defamation claims, finding they lack legal personality and reputation rights.
Anthropic has introduced Claude Tag, a new feature allowing its Claude AI assistant to actively participate in Slack conversations, monitor channel activity, and automate coding tasks. The deployment reflects intensifying competition between AI firms to capture enterprise customers.
A Swiss jobs portal study tracking 7.3 million advertisements found entry-level positions have fallen 32% since 2023 as employers integrate artificial intelligence, with marketing, finance, and administration hit hardest.
Authorities in Ipoh have apprehended three suspects, including a 17-year-old minor, following the dismantling of a drug trafficking network. Officers seized narcotics worth RM120,050 from the Pengkalan Tiara area on Monday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has wrapped up his testimony in corruption proceedings, concluding a lengthy examination as geopolitical pressures mount over a US-Iran agreement perceived as strategically disadvantageous.
Hong Kong's independent inquiry into the Wang Fuk Court fire has declined to request statutory commission status, drawing criticism from survivors worried about investigative limitations and accountability gaps.
Labuan has officially opened its upgraded Public Recreation Park at Tanjung Purun following a RM495,382 investment. The facility features modern recreational amenities designed to promote community wellness and active lifestyles.
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Police have seized 653.6 kilograms of cannabis buds at Kuala Lumpur International Airport so far this year, leading to 38 arrests as authorities intensify their crackdown on drug trafficking networks operating through the country's busiest international gateway.
MNRB Holdings has allocated nearly RM600,000 to support six schools across Malaysia through its Lestari Cemerlang Programme, combining academic support, character development and infrastructure upgrades to improve educational outcomes.
The Malaysian Government has raised annual funding for 8,615 neighbourhood watch groups (KRT) from RM6,000 to RM10,000, effective January 2027. The increase aims to strengthen grassroots community initiatives across the nation.
A fire broke out at Madrid's Torre Moeve, Spain's second-tallest skyscraper, on Tuesday afternoon following an explosion. The building was safely evacuated with no serious injuries reported.
A fire that destroyed 27 houses in Kampung Gok Kapur, Kota Bharu on June 8 was triggered by careless burning of papers using a gas lighter in a residential kitchen, authorities have determined.
An Air India Airbus A321 inadvertently crossed into Pakistani airspace on Monday night due to a navigation system failure. Pakistani air traffic control alerted the crew, who corrected course and returned to Indian territory safely.
Kuala Lumpur police have arrested a man suspected of systematically sexually abusing his teenage daughter over a five-year period, with the abuse coming to light following her pregnancy.
Three oil tankers carrying 5 million barrels of crude are exiting the Strait of Hormuz following an interim agreement between Iran and the United States, with shipments heading to Asian refineries.
European leaders are rallying behind proposals to restrict children's social media use, with Ireland's EU presidency positioning the issue as a continental priority. A coordinated EU approach could emerge within months.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has approved raising annual grants for Neighbourhood Watch Areas (KRT) to RM10,000 from RM6,000, recognizing their role in grassroots community development and social cohesion.
A Kuching sessions court has jailed and fined a 46-year-old security guard for posting offensive remarks about the Agong on Facebook. The judge emphasized he must apologize to all Malaysians and the king.
Malaysia's occupational safety regulator is investigating a fatal accident involving an industrial trainee at a water tank cleaning site in Sungai Buloh, Selangor on June 16, with enforcement action likely if safety breaches are found.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup as purely sporting decisions, rejecting claims they serve commercial interests despite opening new advertising windows.
Singapore's Internal Security Department has issued orders against two citizens radicalised by the Gaza conflict. A 19-year-old student and a 30-year-old officer were identified as security threats after exposure to extremist online content.
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez has rejected claims of systemic corruption within his Socialist party after a senior aide was imprisoned in a graft case that threatens his government's survival.
A Thai court has imprisoned singer Manasawin Nantasen, known as Tik Shiro, for two years following a drunk-driving incident that claimed two lives in Bangkok last October.
New research reveals honeybee queens need more than special nutrition to develop. Workers build unique wax chambers with distinct physical and chemical properties that act as 'smart incubators', fundamentally changing how scientists understand caste determination.
Malaysian authorities have arrested 1,156 individuals and executed 868 raids in a coordinated operation targeting illegal gambling syndicates capitalizing on the FIFA World Cup 2026 betting season.
A man in eastern China was imprisoned for breeding more than 300 pythons illegally in his residential apartment. Authorities uncovered the operation after detecting unusually high electricity consumption required to maintain breeding conditions.
Ahmed al Ahmed, hailed as a hero for stopping the Bondi Beach mass shooting, has pleaded not guilty to assaulting his father. The 44-year-old fruit seller, who received over A$1 million in donations, faces common assault and domestic intimidation charges.
A private university student faces trafficking charges after authorities discovered 14.63kg of cannabis buds valued at RM1.17 million at Bukit Kayu Hitam's border checkpoint last week.
Online fraud losses in Malaysia have surged dramatically, climbing from RM1.57 billion in 2024 to RM2.97 billion in 2025. Investment scams and telecommunications fraud dominate, with Selangor and Kuala Lumpur recording the highest losses.
A decades-old video of Sean Combs inviting 12-year-old actress Daveigh Chase to an afterparty has resurfaced following her death in June at age 35 from bacterial meningitis complications and malnutrition.
Britain's Competition Appeal Tribunal has greenlit a £3 billion damages claim against Apple, with consumer group Which? alleging the tech firm breached competition law by restricting iCloud alternatives and overcharging millions of users.
His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim has presented the 2026 Yang di-Pertuan Agong Scholarships to 14 recipients at Istana Negara, with seven pursuing PhDs and seven undertaking Master's research programmes.
Malaysian authorities have dismantled a significant drug trafficking network operating through KLIA, confiscating over half a tonne of cannabis buds and arresting 38 suspects, including international smugglers, in an ongoing investigation.
South Korea's ruling Democratic Party chairman Jung Chung-rae has resigned, signalling his intention to contest the party's August leadership election. His departure opens a three-way race involving senior figures loyal to President Lee Jae Myung.
The UK Household Division has suspended ceremonial guard changes at Buckingham Palace, Windsor, and London due to a severe heatwave, with temperatures forecast to reach 39 degrees Celsius mid-week.
Alibaba has sued the US Department of Defense over its inclusion on a list of companies deemed connected to China's military sector, arguing the designation lacks factual or legal basis.
Malaysian police have secured a seven-day remand order for a foreign male suspect arrested over the death of a female international student at a Bandar Sunway residential complex.
A Myanmar national faced charges of causing grievous hurt to a fellow countryman in Butterworth. The accused pleaded not guilty, with bail denied until proper identification documentation is produced.
Malaysia is moving to prosecute its citizens and permanent residents for child sexual abuse committed anywhere in the world, regardless of where the victim is located. The Sexual Offences against Children (Amendment) Bill 2026 extends legal jurisdiction beyond Malaysian borders.
The IOC is considering Olympic Charter changes to reinforce sport's political neutrality, but critics warn the move could pave the way for Russia's full return to international competition despite doping violations and Ukraine invasion sanctions.
The European Commission is intensifying its investigation into Meta, preparing to release preliminary findings that accuse Facebook and Instagram of using addictive design tactics that harm children's wellbeing through algorithmic manipulation.
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Authorities in Miri have dismantled a significant illegal diesel operation, confiscating more than 5,000 litres of fuel and detaining two suspects following a coordinated enforcement raid by police and the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living.
A US legal technology company has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a Commerce Department directive that forced AI firm Anthropic to restrict access to its advanced models for foreign nationals, citing immediate business harm.
YouTube has settled a lawsuit brought by a Florida minor claiming the platform damaged his mental health. Three other major social media companies face trial in July, with thousands of similar cases pending nationwide.
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Sabah faces mounting economic pressure as pig prices surge by RM16, prompting government intervention. Deputy Agriculture Minister Datuk Chan Foong Hin warns the escalation threatens small traders and household budgets across the state.
Laos and Russia have reaffirmed their strategic partnership, with the signing of a nuclear energy cooperation agreement and expanded ties across energy, trade, and education sectors during high-level talks in Kazan.
A foreign female student in her 20s was discovered dead at a Bandar Sunway condominium unit. Authorities have detained a foreign male in his 20s as part of their investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.
Kee Wah Bakery, a Hong Kong institution since 1938, disclosed a ransomware attack on its network systems last week. The company cannot yet confirm whether customer or employee data was stolen, prompting authorities to investigate.
Germany's 2014 World Cup winner Sami Khedira has defended brothers competing for opposing nations at the tournament, viewing divided allegiances as a reflection of modern, multicultural society rather than an identity problem.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation after fewer than 20 months in office, bringing an end to a tenure shadowed by multiple policy reversals and public discontent.