Advertisement
The Star
Perak Sultan Nazrin Shah said Southeast Asia faces food and energy insecurity, urging swift Middle East conflict resolution.
Johor locals stunned as polite, orchard-owning man with a licensed shotgun for crops was arrested for a triple shooting.
Dicky Yau has refused further donations from the public after a viral video showed him struggling to pay the repairman in Kuala Lumpur.
Police struggled to itemise the vast collection seized in 2018, noting that jewellery bags were ‘filled to the brim’.
Advertisement
Melaka police called the man’s act extremely dangerous, posing a risk to passengers and other road users.
The prime minister denied Petronas involvement, saying Malaysia was a transit point for foreign deals.
Adding a compensation clause to the Road Transport Act will help victims avoid a long-drawn-out civil suit, minister says.
Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah said the government was exploring alternative materials amid global shortages and rising costs.
Police said 21 men and women from Myanmar and China, aged 18 to 41, were detained.
Responding to remarks by the city state’s top diplomat, Anwar said Malaysia balances regional ties with firm stands on global issues.
Asnida Daim, daughter of the late finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin, will be charged under the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act.
The trained medical doctor, who entered politics in 1968, served as transport minister from 1986 to 2003.
Police said investigations uncovered a syndicate supplying counterfeit documents for US entry.
Singaporeans flock to Johor for cheaper RON97 amid rising local petrol prices, sparking concerns about potential panic buying.
Khairunnisa Ahmad Damamhuri, 41, was charged with negligence leading to the death of 15-month-old ‘Baby Syifaa’ at a nursery in 2022.
Yong talks about his journey from law school to starring in Barbie and Bridgerton, revealing the real hustle behind showbiz success.
Political parties condemn Robin Padilla’s Sabah claim, affirming the oil-rich state’s irreplaceable role in Malaysia’s federation.
The incident in Penang sparked public outrage after a 38-second video of the act went viral.
‘What’s most concerning is that they have information on all my children, including my six-month-old baby,’ the victim says.
Caught in a viral video, the duo’s graveyard escapade was interrupted by a witness threatening police action.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said monthly fuel subsidies surged more than fourfold as the conflict chokes global supply routes.
Stranded European visitors in Malaysia navigate visa extensions and rebooking woes as the conflict shows no sign of easing.
The husband assaulted the victim outside a karaoke centre in Melaka, with the incident caught on CCTV.
The woman reported the incident to Kuching police, saying the aggressor treated the victim like ‘a punching bag’.
Police said the suspect also insulted the woman and told her to cook it herself.
Saudi Arabia is among the ‘many major nations’ that have asked for Malaysia’s help, the prime minister reveals.
Malaysia’s anti-corruption agency has denied that its officers pointed a weapon at Albert Tei’s head during his arrest.
Malaysia has warned that ‘stern action’ will be taken against content that insults, incites hatred or touches on race, religion or royalty.
Malaysia’s prime minister guarantees citizens that RON95 petrol will remain at 1.99 ringgit despite the US-Israel war on Iran.
The woman’s negligence led to the tragedy in Seremban, and she faces three months’ jail if the fine is left unpaid.
Related Topic
Malaysia