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Authorities arrested an armed man at Donald Trump's golf course in California after he was spotted taking photographs and monitoring security activities. Officers recovered weapons, ammunition, body armour, and notebooks with concerning statements from his vehicle and home.
Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has apologised to Russian nationals and ordered enhanced security measures following the discovery of five bodies in Chonburi province, including two Russian siblings and a Thai family.
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.
Roughly 30 American water systems faced coordinated cyberattacks over two days in late July. Evidence points to Iranian-affiliated hackers, marking an escalation in infrastructure targeting by state-sponsored groups.
A 23-year-old Myanmar national and Singapore permanent resident faces terrorism financing charges after transferring approximately RM295 to an online user claiming to solicit donations for military equipment in Gaza.
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.
A homemade bomb detonated outside the Philippine justice ministry on Monday, with a second suspected device discovered near the Senate ahead of President Ferdinand Marcos's State of the Nation address.
Separatist rebels in West Papua have killed three indigenous Papuans in execution-style shootings, claiming they were military informants. The killings mark a dangerous shift in the insurgency's targeting strategy toward local populations.
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.
Southeast Asian nations tackle pressing challenges from school enrollment declines to cross-border drug trafficking, while pursuing investment opportunities and digital transformation across the region.
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.
Perak's leadership has assured the public that deviant religious teachings remain manageable despite increasing dissemination through digital platforms and across borders.
Atlanta police have implemented unprecedented security measures for the Argentina-England World Cup semi-final, including separate stadium entrances for rival supporters, as authorities navigate sensitivities stemming from decades of sporting and geopolitical rivalry.
Malaysia faces pivotal political developments as Melaka's DAP prepares to exit the state administration over constitutional amendments, while the government addresses refugee challenges, security threats, and reviews major policy frameworks including PTPTN student loans and healthcare insurance schemes.
Sultan Nazrin Shah of Perak has officially opened the Sultan Nazrin Shah 69 Commando Camp in Ulu Kinta, a RM206 million facility built on 338 hectares. The camp serves as the new headquarters for the elite unit.
Authorities in Kuantan have detained a Bangladeshi national suspected of illegally possessing a Malaysian passport. The arrest followed intelligence gathered from social media platforms showing the individual holding both Bangladeshi and Malaysian travel documents.
A 66-year-old pilot who crashed a light aircraft into Beijing's CITIC Tower, injuring 13 people, suffered from mental health issues and had written about suicide, authorities revealed Thursday.
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.
Two Malaysians injured in an improvised explosive device blast in Thailand's Narathiwat province have returned to Malaysia for continued medical treatment, with authorities saying they were not the intended targets.