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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, from Putrajaya, delivers Malaysia's sincere and compassionate message of solidarity to the people and Government of Timor-Leste in their time of mourning.
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.
Terengganu police have arrested three individuals, including a minor aged 16, in connection with the alleged open sale of ketum water at a rest stop area. The arrests highlight growing concerns about drug distribution in the state.
The Sultan of Pahang has condemned illegal street racing as a rampant menace endangering public safety, while also calling for stricter border enforcement against undocumented foreign nationals and Rohingya refugees.
Malaysia will host the Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit on October 2-4, marking the first time the race has been held outside the Kingdom since its 2004 inception, underpinned by strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.
Malaysia's High Court has reinforced the limits of lower court authority, ruling that subordinate courts cannot independently strike out criminal charges based on allegations of prejudice or procedural impropriety.
The Grand Imam of Masjid Negara has stressed that Malaysia's strength depends fundamentally on the integrity and trustworthiness of its people and leadership, rather than military capabilities alone.
Malaysia's Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin has stressed that protecting national sovereignty extends beyond the military, requiring all citizens to strengthen patriotism, unity and support for security forces.
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.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has initiated a formal probe into the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry, deploying eight dedicated officers to examine documentation related to the pilgrimage fund's governance and operations.
Negeri Sembilan's 16th state election unfolds tomorrow with nearly 867,000 voters casting ballots across 401 polling stations. Clear skies are expected in the morning, but afternoon thunderstorms loom.
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.
Approximately 500 personnel from government and security agencies gathered in Kuala Lumpur for a traditional Yasin recitation and tahlil ceremony to honour Malaysia's national heroes and fallen defenders, ahead of the official Warriors' Day observance tomorrow.
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.
KTMB achieved significant growth in the first half of 2026, welcoming 13.2 million passengers and generating RM296 million in revenue. The Electric Train Service led the recovery with a 55% surge, though challenges persist with commuter services disrupted by infrastructure upgrades.
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.
Malaysia's parliament has approved the Social Work Profession Bill 2026, creating a regulatory framework to professionalize social work services. The new law establishes the Malaysian Social Work Profession Council to register practitioners, set standards, and ensure ethical service delivery.
The Sultan of Pahang has inaugurated the newly rebranded Universiti Al-Quran Al-Sultan Abdullah Ahmad Shah Pahang (UNIQSAAS), positioning it as a flagship institution for Islamic scholarship in the state.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared that Lembaga Tabung Haji has been successfully restored following the detection and correction of management failures. The Cabinet approved the public release of the Royal Commission of Inquiry report.
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.
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.
A burst raw water pipeline in Sungai Bagan has crippled a major water treatment facility in Kelantan, leaving approximately 34,000 customer accounts without regular supply across four districts. Repairs are expected to take between 24 and 36 hours.
Selayang Hospital held an Honour Walk for Nabil Izz Qaisar Mohd Zairee, 19, a Politeknik Sultan Idris Shah student whose organ donation has given a second chance to six transplant recipients. His gift included lungs, heart, kidneys, liver, and corneas.
Malaysia's Department of Islamic Development released a comprehensive 211-page Royal Commission of Inquiry report examining Tabung Haji's operations between 2014 and 2020, featuring findings and recommendations for institutional reform.
Negeri Sembilan's Yang Dipertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz led a spiritual gathering in Kuala Pilah attended by over 500 worshippers and tahfiz students, alongside religious affairs officials.
Malaysia's Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan has signalled renewed commitment to workforce development partnerships with Pakistan and Sri Lanka, holding separate meetings with both nations' high commissioners to explore skills upgrading and sustainable employment initiatives.
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.
Tabung Haji is systematically implementing recommendations from a Royal Commission of Inquiry, with the Cabinet approving declassification of the RCI report covering 2014–2020 findings.
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.
The government is developing 19 significant waqf projects valued at RM321 million nationwide, according to Deputy Minister Marhamah Rosli. The initiatives form part of efforts to strengthen Islamic religious affairs management across Malaysia.
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.
Malaysia's National Fishermen's Association (NEKMAT) reported a profit exceeding RM25 million in 2025, more than double the previous year's RM11 million, reflecting operational efficiency and commitment to strengthening the fisheries sector.
Melaka's state government has committed RM25 million to restore flood-damaged infrastructure across 100 identified locations, with repairs to be completed by end-August under a coordinated task force approach.
Selangor's Turath Islami Festival enters its fourth year this September, assembling 23 prominent Islamic scholars including Egypt's former Grand Mufti. The eight-day event aims to revive traditional learning methods and engage 50,000 visitors.
Mohd Khafiz Bachok, 49, became Malaysia's 30th Everest summiter after navigating one of the mountain's most perilous seasons, marked by avalanche risks and record-breaking permit issuances that created dangerous congestion.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed the Education Ministry to ensure all students master Bahasa Melayu as a language of knowledge, while maintaining opportunities to learn English, Mandarin, Tamil and Arabic for economic competitiveness.
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.
Labuan-born karate athlete Syarulniza Abdul Jamil has won bronze at the Russian Open Championship 2026 in Sochi, strengthening Malaysia's presence in international karate competition.
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.
Negeri Sembilan police are investigating a TikTok video allegedly containing political statements about the state's royal institution, with 11 reports filed ahead of the state election.
Tenaga Nasional Bhd and Pengurusan Air Selangor have signed landmark electricity and cooling energy agreements to strengthen Malaysia's critical infrastructure, with focus on the region's largest water treatment facility.
The Malaysian Meteorological Department has warned of thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds affecting Selangor, Perak, Sarawak, Sabah, and Labuan until 1 pm today.
South Korean authorities have apprehended a Malaysian national following a fatal incident that occurred during a street confrontation. The case has drawn attention to violence involving foreign nationals in South Korea.
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.
Former actress Zizie Izette faces a pivotal day in court as her seven-year legal struggle over abetment charges linked to her late husband Bung Moktar Radin's RM2.8 million corruption case reaches a critical juncture.
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.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced Malaysia will host the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit from October 2-4, representing the country's return to international motorsport after a nine-year hiatus.
The Malaysian Meteorological Department has warned of thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds affecting numerous districts across Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak until 6pm, with extensive coverage from Kedah to Sarawak.
Malaysia faces a surge in online fraud crimes with 8,014 charges recorded as of May, prompting Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi to advocate for stronger legislative protections through the proposed Cyber Crime Bill 2026.
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.
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.
The Department of Social Welfare has launched the MADANI Adopted Village Programme in Kampung Sungai Setar Besar, Nibong Tebal, investing RM600,000 in community development, educational advancement, and vocational training to address rural socio-economic gaps.
Maxim Malaysia's first Safety and Legal Compliance Report reveals that safety-related enquiries represent less than one per cent of total customer support requests, with the company resolving over 90 per cent of all enquiries during the first half of 2026.
The Sabah health department has wrapped up its inquiry into allegations involving a hospital director, emphasising its firm commitment to preventing sexual assault, harassment, and workplace bullying across its facilities.
Eight Johor opposition lawmakers have challenged the state government's appointment of 10 deputy committee chairmen, demanding transparency on whether the posts are necessary or merely politically motivated.
The Chief Judge of Malaya has approved the appointment of 17 new judicial commissioners in a major staffing expansion aimed at reducing case backlogs in the High Court, marking one of the judiciary's most significant recruitment initiatives in recent years.
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.
Johor's Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi has defended the appointment of 10 deputy state executive councillors as a necessary step to strengthen administrative efficiency rather than expand the political structure.
A Maybank officer testified in court that Permodalan Nasional Berhad transferred RM20.3 million to Fashion Valet in 2018, with the funds becoming part of the fashion e-commerce platform's cash reserves and day-to-day operations.
Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah of Selangor joined a religious service at Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque in Shah Alam to commemorate Warriors' Day, attended by over 1,100 security personnel and state officials.
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.
Malaysia's Youth and Sports Ministry is actively evaluating the prospect of hosting a Formula 1 race at Sepang International Circuit this October, potentially to replace the Bahrain Grand Prix disrupted by regional tensions.
Malaysia's Finance Minister's political secretary Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim has emphasised that citizens have the right to full disclosure of findings from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Tabung Haji, stressing accountability for those responsible.
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.
Malaysia has achieved a watershed moment in mathematics education by securing 19th place at the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad in Shanghai, marking its first entry into the global top 20 rankings.
Malaysia's meteorological authority has issued a severe weather warning covering the capital, federal territory and multiple states, alerting residents to prepare for intense rainfall and gusty conditions throughout the afternoon.
Guardian Malaysia has unveiled a nationwide awareness initiative targeting perimenopause, a transitional phase affecting an estimated 3.59 million women aged 35-49. The campaign addresses widespread symptom misattribution and lack of support.
Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail stressed that Malaysia's true strength comes from developing knowledgeable, ethical citizens rather than economic metrics alone, highlighting teachers' crucial role in shaping character during a recognition ceremony honouring 746 educators.
Malaysia's proposed national petroleum reserve is timely given persistent geopolitical threats to shipping routes carrying a fifth of global oil supplies, analysts say. The move complements broader energy resilience strategies for Southeast Asia.
Malaysia's communications regulator successfully removed 12,353 deepfake posts in the first half of 2024, representing 94% of flagged content. New AI labelling rules now require platforms to identify manipulated material.
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.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced that Budget 2027 formulation will commence next month, with tabling scheduled for early October. The budget will prioritise translating economic growth into genuine improvements in living standards.
Malaysia has instructed the UNHCR to suspend refugee registrations temporarily as the government restructures its management system through the Refugee Registration Document programme, Deputy Foreign Minister Lukanisman Awang Sauni announced.
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake centred in North Sumatra sent tremors across the Klang Valley on Monday, prompting the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department to respond to three separate reports and inspect key buildings for structural integrity.
A Bangladeshi man has been charged in Kulim Magistrate's Court with possessing 11 passports, pleading not guilty. The case underscores ongoing concerns about document trafficking and identity fraud in the region.
The Community Development Department is working with government agencies to broaden eligibility criteria for Tabika nursery teachers, moving beyond diploma-only requirements as new specialized education streams emerge.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has outlined a balanced admission policy for matriculation programmes that rewards top academic performers while maintaining support systems for underprivileged and rural students.
Sabah's parliament has enacted two significant pieces of legislation: Malaysia's first Muslim estate administration law and a comprehensive overhaul of native customary courts, signalling the state's commitment to judicial modernisation.
Johor Bahru police have arrested eight people, including a teenager, in a raid targeting a synthetic drug ring. Authorities seized narcotics and an elderly man's vehicle used as a distribution hub.
Malaysia's Ministry of Higher Education has rolled out guidelines for generative AI use in universities, enabling institutions to develop protocols addressing academic integrity concerns while positioning AI as a learning tool rather than a replacement for scholarship.
Malaysia's Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation will conduct a comprehensive 12-month study to establish an Industrial Water Reclamation Policy, aiming to improve water efficiency across key sectors.
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.
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.
Malaysia's immigration authorities have intensified enforcement against foreigners illegally working on social visit passes, with arrests more than doubling from 1,279 in 2023 to 2,630 last year, signalling a widening compliance gap.
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.
Malaysia's Home Ministry aims to complete a comprehensive refugee registration database by year-end through its DPP programme, enhancing data accuracy and national security measures in managing refugee populations.
Malaysia's Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development is reviewing the Child Act 2001 based on 159 recommendations from the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child, aiming to strengthen legal protections and implementation of children's rights.
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.
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.
Sultan Nazrin Shah has argued that a nation's true security depends on social cohesion and inclusive governance rather than military strength alone. Speaking at an Islamic thought conference, he warned against exploiting religious sentiment for political gain.
At the World Conference on Islamic Thought, Sultan Nazrin Shah stressed that national success requires robust institutions, transparent governance, and leaders committed to public service over self-interest.
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.
Malaysia's Finance Ministry says savings from the targeted RON95 petrol subsidy scheme are being redirected to strengthen social protection, food security and support small businesses rather than retained as fiscal surplus.
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.
Pahang's state government will engage federal and state land authorities to resolve a land dispute affecting the Orang Asli community in Maran, where both indigenous claimants and an approved company hold stakes.
Malaysia's upper house has approved the Cyber Security Bill 2026, replacing the 1997 Computer Crimes Act with modernised legislation addressing AI abuse, fraud and election interference whilst strengthening international cooperation.
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.
Perlis Immigration has commenced issuing the new Malaysian International Passport, featuring 94 security enhancements. The biometric document was nationally launched by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on June 30.
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.
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.
Police in Seremban have remanded a 33-year-old activist for two days to assist investigations after the individual returned from Thailand. The detention marks an ongoing scrutiny of activist movements in the region.
Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting underprivileged students through scholarships and financial assistance, coinciding with a record intake of 1,045 new diploma students for 2026/2027.
Widespread dual citizenship among Israelis—with an estimated one million holding second passports—complicates Malaysia's ability to enforce restrictions on Israeli nationals, as exemplified by the Network School controversy in Johor Bahru.
Malaysia's Higher Education Ministry is actively encouraging new academic programmes across Sabah's public universities, polytechnics and community colleges to enhance local study options and reduce student migration to Peninsular Malaysia.
Malaysia's Japan Open 2026 campaign ended in Tokyo as mixed doubles pair Jimmy Wong-Cheng Su Yin and men's doubles duo Goh Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani both fell in semi-final matches.
A Malaysian lawyer employed by the International Criminal Court has publicly disclosed allegations of sexual misconduct against chief prosecutor Karim Khan, marking a significant development in an ongoing investigation into leadership conduct at The Hague-based institution.
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.
Malaysia's meteorological authority has warned of severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and strong winds sweeping across nine states until 1 am, affecting dozens of districts from Peninsular Malaysia to East Malaysia.
A childcare centre in Langkawi has ceased operations pending a police investigation into allegations of child neglect and improper conduct, according to the women, family and community development minister.
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has stressed the importance of ethical, independent and responsible media in supporting democracy and combating the spread of false information.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is attempting to locate a 41-year-old man to attend a forfeiture hearing at the Kuala Lumpur Criminal Sessions Court on August 20, invoking powers under the MACC Act 2009.
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.
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.
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.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has identified resistance to change as the primary impediment to Malaysia's reform agenda, highlighting how institutional inertia and cultural conservatism complicate modernisation efforts across government.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that Malaysia's educators must combine proficiency in cutting-edge technology with strong character and ethical grounding to prepare the nation for rapid global change.
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.
Visually impaired teenagers in Malaysia are using music to overcome barriers and build confidence. Performers at the Suaramu, Syairku concert demonstrate that physical limitations need not prevent artistic achievement.
Malaysia's government is launching a regularisation programme enabling unlicensed fishermen to apply for legal operating licences, addressing concerns from coastal communities about enforcement actions against traditional operators.
The federal government is adjusting its targeted fuel subsidy programme in Sabah and Sarawak following feedback from communities, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim personally engaging with stakeholders to address implementation challenges.
The Dewan Rakyat concluded its second meeting after 16 days of proceedings, during which lawmakers passed 13 bills spanning transport, cybercrime, child protection, and financial regulation.
More than 22,000 Royal Malaysia Police and Malaysian Armed Forces personnel in Negeri Sembilan will cast ballots during early voting on July 28, ahead of the state election on August 1.
Malaysia's Works Ministry is intensively tracking 50 underperforming infrastructure projects from a portfolio of 865 nationally. Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi outlined strategies ranging from time extensions to contract termination.
Malaysia's Communications Ministry has taken down 457,562 pieces of online gambling content and blocked 1,778 gambling websites between January and May 2025, representing a 98 per cent success rate in removal requests.
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.
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.
Malaysia has taken a landmark step in professionalising its social welfare sector with the passage of the Social Work Profession Bill 2026, establishing a dedicated regulatory council to oversee practitioners and set competency standards.
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.
Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek and the Tun Hussein Onn Teachers' Foundation have jointly provided RM10,000 to fund corrective spine surgery for a 13-year-old student, enabling her to return to school following the September procedure.
Authorities have arrested a Datuk and his assistant in connection with the unauthorized use of the Pahang state royal emblem on forged documents. Investigators are still determining the motivation behind the scheme and quantifying financial losses.
His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim held an audience with MACC Chief Commissioner Abdul Halim Murad to discuss the anti-corruption body's latest initiatives and enforcement activities.
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.
A 65-year-old man has been charged in Kangar Magistrate's Court with trafficking 39.9 litres of fentanyl, one of the largest synthetic opioid seizures in the state's recent history.
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.
Malaysia's Immigration Department will operate a three-day passport renewal service at IOI City Mall in Putrajaya this weekend, offering expedited processing alongside immigration consultations and interactive exhibitions.
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.
Negeri Sembilan's Pakatan Harapan leadership has called on voters to grant the coalition a fresh mandate in the upcoming state election, emphasizing the importance of political stability for economic development and investor confidence.
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.
Malaysia's Election Commission is examining a proposal to introduce domestic postal voting across Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak, with findings anticipated by next year following stakeholder consultations.
Malaysia's Transport Ministry is proposing amendments to the Road Transport Act 1987 to establish a court-ordered compensation mechanism for road accident victims and their families, signalling a tougher stance on dangerous driving.
A Johor Bahru engineering company has launched a defamation counter-suit against its former partner Steel Hawk, claiming the group executed a calculated media strategy to portray it as fraudulent.
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.
Federal Court chairman Justice Abu Bakar Jais has defended the postponement of a high-profile ruling, attributing the delay to a judge's health condition and noting such situations are routine within Malaysia's judicial system.
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.
Malaysia's Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has tabled the Communications and Multimedia (Amendment) Bill 2026 to integrate national security into the country's universal service provision framework, empowering the Minister to direct the MCMC on security-related initiatives.
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.
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.
Malaysia's Health Ministry will test artificial intelligence technology at selected hospitals before wider rollout. The pilot aims to boost efficiency through digital infrastructure upgrades and automated clinical documentation.
Malaysia's parliament has endorsed the Control of Padi and Rice (Amendment) Bill 2026, introducing significantly stiffer penalties for industry violations and marking the first major update to rice sector regulations in over three decades.
Parliament has received the Witness Protection (Amendment) Bill 2026, which strengthens protections for vulnerable witnesses, introduces psychological support services, and allows guardians to enrol dependants lacking legal capacity.
Maxim Malaysia has upgraded its in-app safety features with an improved SOS system allowing users to alert emergency contacts or call 999, send GPS-tracked notifications via SMS, and enabling nearby drivers to provide initial assistance.
Sabah's tourism ministry is forging closer ties with Johor to enhance cross-state promotional efforts and prepare for Visit Sabah Year 2027, focusing on heritage conservation and destination marketing.
A civil society organization has urged Malaysia's Education Ministry to create a specialized agency focused on student safety and welfare, citing international examples and pressing concerns over bullying and campus violence.
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.
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's Chicha 2 Water Treatment Plant is nearly complete and expected to begin operations in September, delivering treated water to more than 13,000 residents across five villages and reactivating thousands of dormant consumer accounts.
The Home Ministry announced a comprehensive review of citizenship naturalisation processes following recommendations from the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission, focusing on procedural improvements and governance standards.
A Pakatan Harapan official has lodged a complaint accusing a Barisan Nasional counting agent of documenting individual ballot choices. The allegation raises serious electoral integrity concerns ahead of expected investigations.
Selangor's education department has committed to a thorough investigation into a bullying incident at a Rawang secondary school that gained widespread attention after circulating on social media, with authorities warning of strict consequences.
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.
Malaysia's traffic police chief warns that enforcement alone cannot stop reckless driving, urging stronger road safety education and community involvement following a fatal motorcycle crash.
Malaysia's meteorological authority has warned of severe thunderstorms, torrential rain and powerful winds across five states, with conditions expected to persist until midday.
Police have arrested a 20-year-old Mercedes driver for breaching a roadblock and refusing to comply with officers' orders. The arrest comes as authorities intensify enforcement operations.
Malaysia's weather agency has cautioned residents across six states and Labuan to prepare for thunderstorms, intense downpours and gusty winds expected through the early afternoon, affecting multiple districts across the peninsula and Sabah.
Clarissa San will compete at the Japan Open for the first time alongside Tang Jie, who stepped in after Toh Ee Wei's ACL injury. Tang Jie serves as both mentor and support system for the 20-year-old.
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.
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Malaysian authorities have arrested 38 individuals, including enforcement officers and government staff, in connection with suspected immigration corruption. Police recovered luxury goods valued at RM2.5 million during the operation.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has flagged serious procedural flaws in how seven foreign-born footballers obtained citizenship, demanding a complete overhaul of the naturalisation system and stricter security protocols.
A Sessions court has fined political activist Jufazli Shi Ahmad RM11,000 for posting offensive TikTok content criticising former PM Ismail Sabri. The judge warned that future convictions could lead to imprisonment.
Malaysia's Federal Territory Islamic Religious Department has firmly denied plans to privatise Muslim burial services, confirming a new 104,000-plot cemetery will remain under public management despite a public-private partnership arrangement.
The Malaysian Cabinet has approved 24 new Tok Batin positions across Orang Asli villages nationwide, aiming to strengthen grassroots leadership structures and improve the delivery of development initiatives to indigenous communities.
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.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has identified ending violence in Thailand's southern border provinces as a government priority, with Malaysia deepening its role as facilitator in peace negotiations between Bangkok and insurgent groups.
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 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.
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.
CIMB Islamic Bank will launch the CIMB Lite-i credit card in October 2026, targeting middle-income Malaysians seeking affordable credit for everyday expenses without premium features or high charges.
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Malaysia's Department of Environment has distanced itself from a viral infographic ranking state cleanliness levels, urging the public to verify information through official channels and warning of potential legal action.
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The Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers warns that Malaysia's financial sector must prioritize governance, resilience and workforce capability as it scales artificial intelligence adoption, moving beyond experimental deployment toward trusted, responsible implementation.
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Malaysia's meteorological authority has warned of severe weather across seven states, with thunderstorms, torrential rain and strong winds expected to persist until evening.
Transparency International Malaysia has pressured the government to disclose progress on investigations into alleged corporate mafia operations, raising concerns about potential accountability gaps in the anti-corruption framework.
Malaysia's Religious Affairs Minister Datuk Dr Zulkifli Hasan has called on the Islamic world to respond to Gaza's humanitarian crisis by committing to universal principles of justice and compassion, arguing Muslims must shape the future rather than merely react to global events.
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Malaysia's Finance Minister Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan has stressed that the future of banking depends on combining artificial intelligence with human judgment, ethical leadership, and investment in talent rather than technology alone.
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 PTPTN has collected RM197 million in loan repayments through debt negotiation agencies over the past year, marking a 6.4% increase. More than 103,000 borrowers with decade-long arrears have been referred to these agencies for structured negotiations.
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.
A Malaysian education official has urged the government to develop a National School Safety Master Plan to address rising school violence incidents through coordinated physical security measures, mental health support, and emergency procedures.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is actively seeking Choo Lee Peng to provide assistance in an investigation concerning alleged fraudulent conduct by an agent against a principal.
Malaysia will host the National Cyber Security Summit 2026 from July 7-9 at Putrajaya International Convention Centre, bringing together policymakers, industry leaders and experts to strengthen the nation's digital resilience.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has extended condolences to the family of Datuk Jailani Harun, a prominent journalist and media officer at the UMNO President's Office, who passed away at 66.
Three suspects have been apprehended in connection with a RM20 million fraud scheme involving falsified documentation submitted to obtain unauthorised loans from a financial institution.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Armed Forces have pledged to deepen their strategic partnership through enhanced intelligence sharing and information exchange, strengthening the nation's fight against graft.
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.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that complaints against journalists from recognised media outlets must be reviewed by the Malaysian Media Council before any investigations or enforcement action can proceed.
A police sergeant in Johor cast his early vote despite being confined to a wheelchair following an Achilles tendon injury, demonstrating commitment to his civic responsibilities during the 16th state election.
Malaysia's government is undertaking a detailed study to enhance protections for cybercrime victims, examining international best practices and potential stricter penalties for offenders, including possible bank refund mechanisms.
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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.
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A senior customs official has entered a not guilty plea to bribery charges in Shah Alam. The assistant director faces allegations of accepting RM15,000, marking another high-profile corruption case within Malaysia's enforcement agencies.
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.
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.
Malaysia's veteran hockey squad has received RM1.36 million in funding to prepare for the 2026 Masters Hockey World Cup, set to take place in the Netherlands and Belgium from July 22 to August 16.
The Malaysian Meteorological Department has issued a severe weather warning for thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and strong winds affecting eight states and Kuala Lumpur through 9 pm this evening.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed the Federal Land Development Authority to accelerate efforts addressing persistent settler grievances, especially affecting second-generation beneficiaries seeking housing and secure land ownership.
A village in Temerloh, Pahang has won three prestigious awards at World Rural Development Day 2026, including the MADANI Rural Aspiration Award Champion title, in recognition of its governance and community development initiatives.
The explosive growth of AI-powered data centres is creating an invisible public health crisis. Residents near these facilities face chronic noise pollution from cooling systems and generators, prompting lawsuits and raising urgent questions about regulatory gaps.
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.
Malaysia's Communications Ministry will expand the Multi-Operator Core Network nationwide to enhance internet access in poorly-served rural and remote regions, allowing telecommunications operators to share infrastructure.
Malaysia's Agricultural Research and Development Institute has successfully established 25,000 MS88 hybrid durian trees nationwide, covering 242 hectares. The institute is now developing three new premium durian varieties to meet growing industry and consumer demand.
The Sultan of Kedah has urged authorities to develop Langkawi according to its unique character rather than copying competitors like Phuket or Bali, citing the island's natural treasures as its true competitive advantage.
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.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has publicly thanked an 86-year-old man who pedalled nearly a kilometre by trishaw with his wife to catch a glimpse of him during a Johor visit, expressing regret at missing them.
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.
Malaysia's religious development authority is creating unified funeral management guidelines following a recent viral controversy, with standards expected soon while respecting state laws.
Malaysia's Defence Ministry is investigating two separate incidents at Hobart Camp in Gurun that killed two soldiers and injured two others within two weeks. An official report is due mid-July.
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.
Penang Water Supply Corporation will construct an 80 MLD treatment plant in Seberang Perai Selatan by 2027, with additional capacity planned through 2031 to support rapid industrial growth and population expansion.
Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister has unveiled 52 coastal protection and flood mitigation projects across Sarawak valued at RM9.46 million, with twelve already complete and thirteen under active construction.
The Malaysian Meteorological Department has warned of thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds across eight states until 6pm today, affecting regions from Peninsular Malaysia to East Malaysia.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has launched SParK 2026, a strategic framework aimed at boosting Bumiputera entrepreneurship. The Permodalan Usahawan Nasional Berhad (PUNB) will mobilise RM2.25 billion in financing to support business growth and competitiveness.
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.
Bersatu has condemned party members who have switched allegiances to support political opponents competing against Perikatan Nasional in the upcoming Johor state election.
A Singaporean man and his two adult sons have been cleared of cannabis trafficking and cultivation charges, marking the conclusion of legal proceedings against the trio in what appears to be a significant drug-related case.
Alor Setar city council has closed down an informal educational facility for Rohingya children discovered operating illegally from an industrial zone, prompting investigations into zoning breaches and unlicensed schooling operations.
Johor is expanding its flagship SRBJ education reform programme to religious schools, launching the first Sekolah Agama Rintis Bangsa Johor in Kota Iskandar. The initiative aims to transform teaching standards across all education sectors.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has formally closed its investigation into Rohas Tecnic's 86.8%-owned subsidiary HG Power Transmission, clearing all current and former officers and shareholders of wrongdoing.
Malaysia's meteorological authority has warned of thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds affecting multiple districts across five states until 7 pm today.
Malaysia's Foreign Ministry has partnered with the Malaysia Competition Commission to tackle bid-rigging in government procurement, combining technical advisory services with staff training on cartel detection.
Malaysia's MADANI Taxi Reform Programme officially transitions from leasing to ownership, allowing drivers to become legal vehicle owners through special Ministry of Finance approval.
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.
Malaysia's Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad has announced plans for a new hospital in Bandar Enstek, Nilai, to address healthcare demands in the rapidly expanding Seremban area and reduce strain on the existing Tuanku Ja'afar Hospital.
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu is hosting the 1st International Conference on Microplastics 2026 in Putrajaya, bringing together 126 experts from 10 countries to address the escalating threat of microplastic contamination across oceans, freshwater systems, and food chains.
Malaysia's Ministry of Education is intensifying school safety protocols through expanded audits, CCTV installation, new hostel wardens, and updated anti-bullying guidelines aligned with the Anti-Bullying Act 2026.
The opposition leader has challenged the government to justify appointing former MACC chief Azam as a national anti-corruption centre adviser while he faces active investigations.
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.
Malaysia's government has created a specialized inter-agency committee to combat escalating online scam crimes, bringing together ministries, financial institutions, telecommunications companies and social media platforms in a coordinated enforcement effort.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has expressed Malaysia's support for a nascent understanding between the United States and Iran, while cautioning that maintaining regional peace requires unwavering commitment to ceasefire terms and commercial shipping freedoms.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Malaysia has pledged US$1 million to UNRWA over five years at the UN pledging conference in New York, committing US$200,000 annually from 2026 to 2030 to support Palestinian refugee services.
Penang has rolled out Community Service Order enforcement against littering offences under amended local government legislation. Violators face fines up to RM2,000, community service requirements, or both, with enforcement teams equipped with body cameras patrolling hotspots across the state.
Mainland Chinese tourists are reshaping their summer travel patterns, abandoning distant Western cities for nearby Southeast Asian destinations. Malaysia and Vietnam are experiencing double-digit growth as economic pressures and geopolitical tensions reshape spending priorities.
A teenager's legal attempt to include the education ministry as a defendant in her bullying case has been rejected by the courts. The case involves incidents from 2022 and raises questions about institutional accountability.
National mixed doubles player Jimmy Wong has expressed confidence in achieving his Olympic aspirations following his return to the Badminton Association of Malaysia in April. The 23-year-old aims to break into the top 32 rankings with partner Cheng Su Yin by year-end.
Perak's Sultan Nazrin Shah has inaugurated SMAR Nurul Hidayah in Sungai Siput, the nation's first Islamic secondary school exclusively serving Orang Asli students. The milestone underscores education's centrality to uplifting marginalized communities.
Malaysia's Housing Credit Guarantee Scheme (SJKP) has helped 93,555 first-time homebuyers secure financing, with RM18 billion remaining available. The government aims to reach 100,000 beneficiaries by year-end.
The Malaysia Cyber Consumer Association has voiced strong support for the Cyber Crime Bill 2026, arguing swift enforcement powers are essential to counter escalating cyber threats, while proposing balanced oversight mechanisms.
MARA has expelled four students from a Johor MRSM for bullying a younger peer, with two others suspended pending police investigation. The swift action underscores zero-tolerance policies in elite schools.
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's Ministry of Health has temporarily taken its official website offline to implement enhanced cybersecurity protections following a recent cyber threat. The ministry says healthcare delivery systems remain operational and unaffected.
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A senior enforcement officer from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has been arrested following allegations that he received a RM50,000 bribe. The suspect faces a three-day remand period as investigations proceed.
MARA will gradually deploy four full-time wardens comprising former military personnel to all 58 MRSM colleges nationwide by January 2026, beginning with 10 institutions this year.
Malaysia has removed over 11,600 pieces of deepfake content since 2024 as complaints skyrocket. The government is tightening regulations on social media platforms to combat AI-generated misinformation and scams.
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Malaysian authorities have arrested more than 45,000 suspects in connection with online scams since 2023, as police opened 165,501 investigation papers. The intensified crackdown reflects growing concern over digital fraud.
The Malaysian Meteorological Department has issued a stern warning after discovering fraudsters posing as officials to solicit victims through social media, urging the public to report suspicious communications.
Malaysian Parliament will today examine complaints over unequal Federal funding to states and clarify rules preventing government project announcements during election campaigns, with three state polls approaching.
Malaysia's newly operational LRT3 Shah Alam Line possesses adequate capacity to serve commuters until 2040, with Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Hasbi Habibollah assuring Parliament that current infrastructure meets long-term demand projections.
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Rights group Tenaganita has condemned an immigration operation that detained 270 migrant workers in Port Klang, arguing enforcement should target exploitative employers rather than vulnerable workers lacking control over their legal status.
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Malaysia's National Unity Index 2025 registered a moderately high score of 0.701, reflecting growing social cohesion and confidence in national institutions. The figure exceeds targets set under the 12th Malaysia Plan and marks consistent improvement since 2018.
Malaysia's meteorological authority has activated severe weather warnings across six peninsular states, with thunderstorms and torrential rainfall expected to persist through the early morning hours.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has launched a one-month free fare scheme for the LRT3 Shah Alam Line beginning June 29, allowing commuters and students to trial the new service while cutting transport expenses.
Malaysia's meteorological department has issued a severe weather warning for Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and 10 states, with thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds expected to persist until 7 pm.
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.
Johor Barisan Nasional chairman Onn Hafiz Ghazi filed his nomination papers for the state election on June 27, supported by UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and other party heavyweights including Hishammuddin Tun Hussein and Khairy Jamaluddin.
A Malaysian court has ordered the government to permanently forfeit 23 Rolex watches and jewellery confiscated from the sister-in-law of a former army chief during an anti-corruption probe.
Insight Capital has secured the gross category title at the second round of the Asian Business Golf Championship held at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club in Shah Alam, with a commanding five-under par performance.
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Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has announced that karate's inclusion in the MSSM championships will be tabled before Cabinet next week, following appeals from sport leaders.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has revoked seizure orders affecting bank accounts of Rohas Tecnic and its subsidiary HGPT, permitting the power transmission tower company to resume full banking operations.
The Federal Court is set to deliver its decision on Datuk Isa Samad's application to review the reinstatement of his six-year jail sentence and RM15.45 million corruption fine following a hearing in Putrajaya today.
Ex-national shuttler Soniia Cheah has resigned as KLBA sports director after just four months, citing misalignment between association matters and her principles as a former elite player.
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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.
Malaysia is developing comprehensive legislation to regulate e-commerce platforms, strengthen accountability, and protect local micro and small businesses from unfair competition and counterfeit goods.
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.
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.
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.
The Malaysian Association of Employment Agencies has unveiled a new insurance programme offering balanced protection for domestic workers and employers, covering abscondment, hospitalisation, and illness—filling longstanding gaps in the recruitment system.
Senior Umno figures in Johor have firmly rejected accusations from former legislative assembly speaker Datuk Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi surrounding the dissolution of the state assembly, characterising the claims as baseless and defamatory.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has established five operations rooms across Johor to receive public complaints about corruption and abuse of power during the state election, running from June 27 to July 11.
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.
Johor's caretaker menteri besar Onn Hafiz has pushed back against suggestions that the Sultan's consent to dissolve the state assembly represents political interference, characterizing it instead as a mandatory constitutional process.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has warned the public prosecutor to guard against patterns of repeated prosecutions stemming from a single investigation, citing concerns over procedural fairness and public confidence in the justice system.
National sprinter Mohd Azeem Fahmi will pursue a master's degree at Universiti Malaya following his recent completion of studies at Auburn University in Alabama, joining the institution's storied tradition of athletic excellence.
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.
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.
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.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has attributed Malaysia's enhanced standing in the 2026 IMD World Competitiveness Ranking to the dedication and professionalism of the country's civil service workforce.