The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) has issued a warning for thunderstorms and heavy rainfall expected across Malaysia until 6 PM on June 14.

Firefighters in Banting, Malaysia, successfully rescued a crocodile over 10 feet long that was found trapped in a drain.

MetMalaysia has warned that Malaysia is expected to experience hotter and drier conditions, along with potential haze and water shortages, in the coming months, with the effects of El Nino possibly extending into 2027.

Police in Kelantan, Malaysia, state that drones are proving more effective than traditional boat patrols in curbing smuggling activities along the Sungai Golok river.

Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has denied allegations linking her and her family to an alleged US$13 million property deal and has lodged a police report regarding the online claims.

SEREMBAN, June 14 — Police have arrested a man on suspicion of abusing his two-year-old stepson here yesterday.Ser...

Malaysian police have arrested five men in connection with a robbery scheme where victims were lured through fake Grindr profiles, resulting in losses of RM315,000 in cash and jewelry.

A 79-year-old man from Kuching reportedly lost over RM9 million after falling victim to an alleged online IPO scam, receiving only RM1,000 back from his investment.

Malaysia's PAS party stated that Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin's return as Opposition Leader had always been part of their plan, confirming a significant development in the country's political landscape.

Malaysia has successfully navigated 100 days of the global energy crisis, maintaining a strong position with sufficient supplies of fuel and food.

Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke reiterated his invitation to Johor Chief Minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi for a KTM Komuter ride, defending his ministry's engagement on transport matters.

A 14-year-old student died in Alor Gajah, Malaysia, after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a car.

Barisan Nasional (BN) announced it will mobilize its entire election machinery to contest the upcoming Johor and Negri Sembilan state polls.

Johor caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi expressed being 'touched' by an invitation from Loke but stated he has not yet received a formal invite for the KTM Komuter launch.

One of the three runways at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) was temporarily shut down following an incident involving a burst tyre.

Malaysian police are investigating a man after viral footage showed him violently assaulting a female domestic helper in Johor Bahru.

Police have arrested two women in their 20s to assist investigations into the discovery of an infant's body found outside a baby hatch in Petaling Jaya.

Malaysian Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has urged the Malaysian Media Council (MMC) to collaborate with social media platforms to combat the spread of fake news in anticipation of upcoming state elections.

Dr Wan Azizah has encouraged women in Malaysia facing emotional distress or personal challenges to utilize support services like Talian Kasih and HEAL.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim approved an immediate special allocation of RM250,000 for schools in Sipitang and rejected any delays in project implementation.

The Malaysian Judiciary has issued a public warning against a fraudulent document circulating online that falsely threatens to freeze bank accounts over unpaid debts.

Umno information chief Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said has urged voters in Johor to choose candidates based on their service and commitment, ahead of upcoming elections.

A health clinic in Seberang Jaya, Penang, has been selected to participate in the first phase of a national lung health initiative, utilizing AI screening technology.

Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek handed over the approval letter for a new SJKC Heng Ee building, aiming to provide a more conducive learning environment.

Malaysia's Education Minister has directed school administrators, district education offices, and state education departments to promptly address sexual misconduct complaints.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim launched his coalition's election campaign for the Negeri Sembilan state polls, stating he never wanted a snap election but had no choice due to BN's actions.

An early morning fire in Kampung Seberang Alor, Kuala Perlis, resulted in the destruction of eight houses and a motorcycle.

Malaysia's Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry has deactivated 179 companies from the eCOSS scheme, tightening the cooking oil subsidy system. This measure aims to improve the efficiency and integrity of the subsidy distribution.

The Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department has advised the shutdown of a section of the Sarawak North Coastal Highway construction site in Lawas due to the risk of methane gas.

Malaysia's Health Ministry has announced an ambitious goal to significantly advance the national organ transplant program by 2026, addressing the needs of thousands awaiting life-saving donors.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim advised responding to racial and religious hatred with wisdom rather than anger, emphasizing a thoughtful approach to such sentiments.

Media practitioners in Malaysia are calling on the government to introduce a dedicated aid mechanism to provide healthcare and welfare support for veteran and former media professionals.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil announced that 1.88 million Malaysians have received RM1.42 billion in MySalam payouts for hospitalisation, critical illness, and medical device aid.

Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK), the youth wing of Malaysia's PKR party, characterized attempts by the opposition to link Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar to internal turmoil as a political distraction.

Selangor has frozen permits for 'trans hiking' and 'hiking compress' activities following a series of recent incidents.

Police in Melaka dismantled a 'call centre' syndicate suspected of involvement in scams, arresting 12 individuals, including 10 Chinese nationals.

Cafe and restaurant operators in Malaysia are currently experiencing a 'perfect storm,' leading to smaller portion sizes and other challenges, dubbed the 'incredible shrinking menu' phenomenon.

A Rohingya labourer has pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court to robbing national badminton legend Razif Sidek at knifepoint in his TTDI home. The accused faces a potential 14-year jail term and whipping if convicted.

A TikTok livestream of a fatal crash in Sungai Petani, Malaysia, led to the arrest of two men after viewers noticed a 'pistol' and alerted police.

The Embassy of Malaysia in Jakarta has issued an advisory urging Malaysian citizens in Indonesia's capital to steer clear of ongoing demonstrations.

An early morning fire erupted at a waste management plant in Gebeng, Kuantan, sending thick black smoke billowing across the sky and visible throughout the city.

A 37-year-old housewife in Kuala Terengganu lost RM95,715 after falling victim to an online job scam that promised a small 'salary' of RM85.

Malaysia's Department of Environment (DOE) has launched an investigation into a viral incident involving orange smoke in the Pasir Gudang industrial area, following public concern.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has vowed that the MADANI Government will not compromise in its anti-corruption fight and will continue to empower the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

A Malaysian mother of two tearfully begged the sharia High Court in Melaka for leniency after being accused of attempting to have an affair with another woman’s husband.

Malaysian police are advocating for a complete ban on vaping after the discovery of the fentanyl-based drug 'Piu Piu' in e-liquids, which reportedly leaves users in a zombie-like state. The Deputy Inspector General of Police has voiced serious concerns.

The Melaka Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) seized 6,000 litres of diesel in a raid under 'Op Tiris 4.0' over suspected subsidy diversion.

Malaysia's search for alternative crude supplies, potentially including Russian oil despite Western sanctions, is complicating Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s 'friends with all' foreign policy, according to analysts.

Wildlife authorities in Sabah, Malaysia, have conducted back-to-back raids, seizing protected animals and wildlife products in connection with a suspected illegal wildlife meat trade.

An opinion piece highlights the growing frustration and anger among non-Malays towards Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim (PMX) and the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government, with some threatening to withdraw their votes.

The Penang High Court has upheld the conviction of two men for beating a dog three years ago but reduced their fines from RM50,000 to RM30,000 each.

A Rohingya man has been charged at the Jawi Magistrate’s Court in Seberang Perai with the murder of a fellow countryman.

A foreign man in Sabah, Malaysia, has been sentenced to 18 months in jail and fined RM50,000 after being caught with 490 turtle eggs.

Police in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia, have arrested a couple suspected of being involved in a robbery where a Grab driver's throat was slashed with a knife at a bus terminal.

The Community Communications Department (J-KOM) lodged a police report against activist Albert Tei after he staged four protests at Menara Komunikasi, citing obstruction.

Japan has secured a 20-year LNG supply deal with Malaysia's Petronas, positioning Malaysia as a key energy and security partner for Tokyo amidst global supply concerns.

Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) has clarified that JB Sentral will remain open, with only the Kempas Baru–JB track temporarily shut overnight, and services resuming at 6 AM.

Heavy rain since early Tuesday has caused flash floods in Bintulu, inundating several roads and residential areas and leaving vehicles stranded.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has pledged full support for reliable telecommunications infrastructure, deeming it vital for the success of the Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link project between Johor Bahru and Singapore.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has emphasized the stability of Malaysia's Unity Government, rejecting talks of betrayal following PAS's decision to end ties with Bersatu. His statement aims to reassure the public about the government's cohesion.

Malaysia's Road Transport Department (JPJ) announced a tougher enforcement push against extreme motorcycle modifications, stating that offenders will be brought to court. This initiative follows a rising trend in such modifications.

Police in Ipoh, Malaysia, have launched a manhunt for a suspect following a fatal stabbing incident. A man was killed after he was believed to have been stabbed during a fight at Kilometre 12, Jalan.

Malaysia's National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) has allocated RM60.1 million in advance loans to assist 40,099 new students enrolling in public universities and polytechnics.

AirBorneo has issued an apology for recent flight disruptions, including delays and cancellations, affecting services in Sabah and Sarawak. The airline has committed to service recovery, while the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia is monitoring the situation.

MetMalaysia has issued a warning for thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds expected to affect nine states and Labuan in Malaysia, starting June 10.

Analysts suggest that the break-up between PAS and Bersatu could lead to a new Malay-centric political pact, with PAS prioritizing an alliance with a breakaway Bersatu faction, while formal cooperation with UMNO remains a longer-term possibility.

Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin offered a terse 'good luck' in response to news of former Umno figures joining the PAS party.

Malaysia's National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) has allocated approximately RM3 billion for higher education financing this year.

Kuala Lumpur police are actively investigating a scam involving BTS concert tickets and are tracing mule accounts used in the fraudulent scheme. The investigation aims to recover lost funds and identify those responsible for the scam.

A recent court ruling has cleared the path for the demolition of the remaining blocks of the Highland Towers condominium in Hulu Kelang, with authorities expecting the process to be completed before the end of the year.

Two married couples have been arrested by Johor police in connection with a viral video depicting the assault of a domestic helper. The arrests follow an investigation into the widely circulated footage.

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has affirmed that Malaysia is well-positioned to pursue a nuclear power program, building on its long-standing experience.

Dengue cases across Malaysia have increased by 27 percent nationwide, reaching 33,367 as of June 13, with Sabah identified as one of the states most severely affected.

Malaysian police issued a warning that individuals caught with child sexual abuse material could face escalation to more serious sexual offense charges. Bukit Aman emphasized the potential for such possession to indicate a propensity for further crimes.

PKR's Bukit Batu candidate, Arthur Chiong, has issued an apology for making an inaccurate claim regarding allocations for Johor. Chiong was recently named as Pakatan Harapan's candidate to defend the Bukit Batu state seat in the upcoming Johor elections.

Despite safety warnings, thousands of Malaysians continue to visit southern Thailand, drawn by the appeal of an 'overseas holiday,' according to the Kelantan police chief.

The Pahang Department of Environment (DOE) reported that no hydrochloric acid contamination was detected in Sungai Cherating following a tanker spill, ensuring the safety of the river.

Four men were arrested in Sungai Siput, Malaysia, on suspicion of stealing Telekom Malaysia cables.

Malaysia's Home Ministry, through the Immigration Department, is implementing a new refugee registration program. The initiative aims to improve management and enhance security related to refugees in the country.

Faced with increasing rental costs and substantial deposit requirements, some Malaysians are choosing to live in hotels as an alternative to traditional housing.

A runway at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) was temporarily shut down following a burst tyre incident, affecting operations at the airport.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged citizens to prioritize national cohesion over any singular agenda.

The demolition of settlement structures housing Rohingya citizens in Kampung Baru Sungai Tekali, Hulu Langat, has commenced and is expected to be completed within two weeks, according to the Hulu Langat MP.

Pakatan Harapan (PH) has been advised to concentrate on its own strengths rather than relying on the weaknesses of its political opponents in preparation for the upcoming state elections.

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Rahman opted to visit Malaysia and China for his debut international tour, prioritizing these nations over India. This decision has prompted discussions regarding Bangladesh's diplomatic priorities.

Political parties are actively campaigning for the Negeri Sembilan elections, with UMNO defending its solo bid, PAS discussing potential alliances, and Anwar Ibrahim urging voters to support Pakatan Harapan to retain Aminuddin as Chief Minister.

Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing urged the expansion of community engagement programs to enhance public understanding of the military's role.

AirBorneo announced gradual improvements in its operations as affected aircraft are returning to service, indicating a recovery from previous disruptions.

Malaysia's Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reform), Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said, announced plans to seek an allocation in Budget 2027 to expand legal aid services to rural communities.

The Malaysian government announced plans to block water and electricity services to illegal structures, a measure that will affect various unauthorized settlements including those inhabited by Rohingya migrants. This move comes as authorities note family networks are a key factor drawing migrants to Malaysia.

A total of 1,318 women aged 40 to 70 in Melaka, Malaysia, have participated in free mammogram screenings, indicating a strong uptake for the health initiative.

Internet coverage in Sarawak, Malaysia, has significantly increased to 94.5 percent following a RM2.3 billion investment under the Saluran program.

Kuala Lumpur police will station officers at 122 secondary schools across the capital to conduct traffic law checks as part of a new initiative.

Johor caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi has defended his insistence on Barisan Nasional's no-DAP stance, stating that politics should not be conflated with race.

Police in Kangar are conducting a thorough investigation into a chair-pulling incident that resulted in a 12-year-old Perlis student being out of school for nearly four months.

Malaysian environmental authorities have intensified air and water quality monitoring following a hazardous waste fire in Gebeng.

George Town, Penang, is experiencing a revitalization of its heritage scene with new hotels, restaurants, and bars. Establishments like the Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Soori Penang, Michelin-selected restaurants, and independent bookstores are bringing fresh energy to the city.

The Perlis State Education Department is providing full cooperation to the police investigation following an incident where a pupil was injured in a chair-pulling prank.

Anwar Ibrahim stated that Malaysia's strength lies in managing differences fairly and that religion must promote peace. He is scheduled to visit Sabah for the launch of the Madani Link and a National Unity Week event.

Selangor's government, led by Amirudin, has stated it will take action against all illegal settlements within the state, regardless of the nationality of the occupants.

Malaysians increased their spending by 15.3 percent to RM174.8 billion in April, according to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM), though the volume of goods purchased rose by a smaller 6.2 percent.

The High Court has dismissed a challenge by Indira Gandhi and 13 others, upholding unilateral child conversion laws in six Malaysian states. This decision means that these laws, which allow one parent to convert a child without the other's consent, remain in effect.

A 12-year-old girl has allegedly been unable to attend school for nearly four months following a chair-pulling incident, according to her mother.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reminded Rohingya refugees in the country to comply with Malaysian regulations, stating that action would be taken otherwise.

More than 1,000 Orang Asli, the indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia, staged a rare mass protest in Putrajaya to demand recognition of their ancestral land rights and an end to evictions and development on their territories.

Police in Ipoh have arrested a man, a TikToker, who is believed to have defamed and tarnished the reputation of Tok, in connection with alleged defamatory claims involving missing hiker Jaslinda.

Police in Perak, Malaysia, have arrested a 30-year-old man suspected of raping his ex-girlfriend and subsequently killing her love rival in a fatal stabbing incident.

Repair works on the damaged 1,100mm main pipeline at Mile 7 of Jalan Miri-Bintulu have been completed, with water supply expected to return in stages within 12 hours.

Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh, the Umno Youth chief, has filed a judicial review application challenging a prosecution over a Facebook post, with the hearing scheduled for June 16.

The Kelantan Department of Environment (DOE) has launched an investigation and monitoring operation following mass fish deaths in Sungai Padang Kijang.

Despite common perception, leprosy continues to exist in Kelantan, with the state recording eight new cases last year.

Malaysia is implementing new Consumer Credit Commission regulations aimed at protecting users of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) and other non-bank credit services.

Malaysia's Economy Minister Datuk Seri Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir announced that the government's RM200 advance paddy incentive has reached nearly 180,000 farmers.

The remains of 27 Rohingya victims from Myanmar who died in a boat capsize incident were laid to rest in Kedah, Malaysia, on June 11.

Malaysia Corruption Watch (MCW) has urged the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to conduct a transparent investigation into alleged discrepancies concerning petroleum cargo movement at Tanjung Langsat Port.

Authorities in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, confirmed that there were no injuries following a chemical leak involving a 200-litre industrial tank of 'Spent Inorganic Acid' at a factory in Pasir Gudang, with monitoring efforts ongoing.

AirBorneo has announced urgent measures to improve fleet reliability and restore normal flight operations in Sarawak and Sabah following recent disruptions.

A male English teacher pleaded not guilty at the Ampang Sessions Court to two charges of sexually assaulting a nine-year-old pupil.

A 67-year-old man has been remanded for six days in Batu Pahat, Malaysia, on suspicion of raping his 13-year-old granddaughter.

A discipline teacher in Kuala Kangsar was allegedly punched by students who were unhappy about haircuts. The incident highlights student dissatisfaction with school disciplinary actions.

UMNO has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Prime Minister Anwar's unity government until the 16th General Election, despite contesting state polls independently in Johor and Negeri Sembilan. This decision aligns with Sultan Ibrahim's decree for political stability.

Perikatan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar stressed that PAS is a founding member of the coalition, asserting that Perikatan Nasional does not belong to any single party.

Malaysian leaders are advocating for a more robust rules-based system to ensure the protection of every state's interests within the federal-state framework.

Police in Kota Kinabalu have seized 159.8kg of suspected methamphetamine, valued at an estimated RM7.99 million, which was found hidden in a Perodua Alza.

The Sarawak Public Works Department (JKR) has handed over two new school projects in Bintulu, valued at RM100 million, to the Ministry of Education (MOE), aiming to boost education demand in the area.

Residents in Setiawangsa confronted Nik Nazmi at a dialogue session, demanding answers following an MP's resignation and expressing dissatisfaction with abandoned projects.

A nine-year-old boy was tragically killed after being struck by a sport utility vehicle while walking roadside near a housing area in Rembau, Malaysia.

The Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) is assessing the need to enhance standard operating procedures for mountain climbing following recent cases of missing hikers.

The Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur has set July 31 for a challenge regarding the forfeiture of gold bullion, a case linked to the wife of a former army chief. The court allowed the government's application to issue a third notice in the matter.

Police in Sabah, Malaysia, have successfully busted 12 scam call centres, leading to the arrest of 341 suspects and the seizure of assets worth over RM1.10 million.

The Perlis state government in Malaysia will continue to function as usual, pending a decision by the Perikatan Nasional leadership regarding its political situation.

Malaysia's Finance Ministry estimates that the government's monthly subsidy bill for RON95 petrol and diesel is projected to remain high, reaching approximately RM3.5 billion.

Six Madani recreational parks in Penang, Malaysia, are expected to be completed by the end of this year.

Police in Kuala Lumpur are requesting public assistance to trace a 15-year-old tahfiz student who was reported missing in Ampang.

Police have identified two bodies found approximately 100 meters apart in the Kedah River near the Alor Setar bridge. Authorities have ruled out any connection between the two deaths.

Malaysian leaders, including DPM Fadillah and Zahid, have stressed the importance of unity as a pillar of national strength. They advocate for new Malay parties to unite rather than create division, highlighting the need to preserve national cohesion.

Police in Seremban, Malaysia, have arrested a man on suspicion of abusing his two-year-old stepson, following an incident that occurred yesterday.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim addressed various topics, including condemning attempts to destabilize the Negeri Sembilan government as a betrayal, emphasizing women's role in a Madani nation, and highlighting the importance of strong federal-Sabah cooperation for progress.

A Sarawak deputy minister is advocating for efforts to combat vandalism and cable theft to extend beyond arresting perpetrators, urging a crackdown on those who purchase stolen cables.

A three-metre-long crocodile was rescued from a drain in Banting, Kuala Lumpur, surprising drivers stopping for fuel in the area.

Firefighters conducted a challenging 15-hour rescue operation to carry an injured woman to safety after she sustained injuries during a hike to Twin Peak in Fraser’s Hill.

Malaysia's National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) has increased the allocation for its eKasih Children’s Scholarship to RM210 million, aiming to benefit 10,000 students.

Police have arrested a lorry driver after a viral video showed him driving dangerously and making an obscene gesture on the Kajang SILK Highway.

Sabah Chief Minister stresses the importance of upholding accuracy and authenticity in media reports, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence.

A runway at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) has reopened and is operating normally after being temporarily closed due to an aircraft's burst tyre incident.

Police in Oyo, Nigeria, arrested five suspected armed robbers and recovered firearms during a raid on their hideout. Separately, Malaysian police detained 13 men in Jinjang Utara in connection with an armed brawl linked to a debt dispute.

Malaysian Prime Minister announced that the government will consider providing a RM5 million Matching Grant under Budget 2027 to revive 10 statesmen memorials.

Larut MP Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin is set to return to his position as the Opposition Leader in Malaysia, just two months after stepping down.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim visited Sabah to launch the 330km Sabah Southern Madani Link power transmission project. The project is expected to strengthen energy security and drive development in the interior regions of Sabah.

A hazmat team was deployed after an ISO tank lorry carrying nearly 25 tonnes of hydrochloric acid overturned near Cherating Bridge, resulting in a leak into a mangrove area.

Malaysian minister Saifuddin Nasution states that the low rate of third-country resettlement by the UNHCR is contributing to the prolonged presence of Rohingya refugees in Malaysia.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi urged Muslim scholars to translate their ideas into concrete policies and solutions for the Muslim community.

Malaysian authorities and regulators face challenges in fast-tracking updates to the Poisons Act to keep pace with the emergence of new synthetic drugs, according to Saifuddin Nasution.

Kelantan has recorded the highest drug abuse rate in Malaysia for 2025, with border states continuing to be the most affected regions, according to the National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK).

Police in Kota Samarahan are investigating after a three-year-old toddler was found alone by the roadside at 2 AM. The incident has prompted an inquiry into the circumstances of the child's abandonment.

Malaysia's Defence Minister confirmed that two Malaysian Battalion (Malbatt) peacekeepers were injured in Lebanon, stating their condition is stable. The Ministry of Defence has issued instructions to personnel regarding the incident.

Barisan Nasional (BN) in Malaysia believes that separate state polls offer no inherent advantage and will require the coalition to rely on its own strength to win over voters.

The Terengganu government stated it will not act hastily regarding concerns about the presence of Rohingya, emphasizing decisions will be based on facts rather than perception.

Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke extended an invitation to Johor caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz for a ride on a KTM Komuter train, despite not having a formal seat at the table.

Malaysia's Minister Fadhlina announced that all nine Technical Secondary Schools (SMT) nationwide have been officially placed under the fully residential schools division, effective June 13.

Police are searching for three masked suspects involved in a break-in and theft of luxury handbags worth RM90,000 in Cyberjaya.

A Malaysian tour group caused a stir at a hotel in Xi'an, China, after having approximately 1,200 Taobao parcels delivered, leaving hotel staff to manually sort through the massive influx of packages.

Residents and businesses along Singapore's North-South Corridor are assessing whether the promised benefits of the infrastructure project will ultimately justify a decade of construction noise, dust, and disruption.

A Malaysian court has cleared the way for the auction of 14 movable properties seized from Sungai Besar Umno division chief Jamal Yunos' residence, following his failure to pay Theresa Kok.

Experts warn that the racialization of fatal road accidents in Malaysia can exacerbate divisions within a society already sensitive to issues of race and religion. This phenomenon highlights underlying social tensions.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil stated that the Malaysian government will gather more detailed workforce data before making decisions on foreign worker quotas.

The Perak police chief advised the public not to take direct action against the Rohingya ethnic group, instead urging them to channel any complaints through official authorities.

PAS will make a decision regarding Bersatu's position within the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition at its central working committee meeting, placing two smaller parties, Gerakan and MIPP, at the center of the power play.

A 12-year-old schoolgirl in Kedah, Malaysia, has been unable to sit or stand for nearly four months after a classmate pulled her chair in a prank in February.

Malaysia's Election Commission cited logistical demands and preparations for election workers, including Negeri Sembilan's surprise dissolution, as reasons for Johor holding its elections first.

Upcoming state assembly polls in Johor and Negeri Sembilan are shaping up to be critical electoral contests, serving as an unintended referendum on Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's leadership.

A TikToker has been arrested and remanded for four days over alleged defamatory claims made online concerning rescued hiker Jaslinda. The arrest follows an investigation into the online accusations.

Malaysia's Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) has announced that all new applications for tax exemption under Subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act will be mandatory through e-Derma starting June 15.

Umno's secretary-general announced that the party has recorded 21,858 new and returning members within less than two months, strengthening its base.

Parti Bersama Malaysia (Bersama) has called on the Selangor government to withdraw newly implemented guidelines concerning non-Muslim places of worship. The party also urged the government to restart consultations on the matter.

The Brickfields community in Kuala Lumpur has raised concerns and sought answers regarding the proposed RM2.32 billion Laluan Istimewa Kuala Lumpur Elevated (LIKE) highway, fearing its potential impact.

The family of Zulfiqar Zamir Amirul Nizam is seeking a murder probe after an alleged drunk-driving crash claimed his life in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

A teacher in Puchong, Malaysia, is dedicated to helping children rediscover nature by organizing outdoor activities like hiking and exploring mud and insects, aiming to provide an alternative to playgrounds and malls.

Economy Minister Datuk Seri Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir stated that Malaysia's supply of medicines and medical devices remains stable despite global pressures.

Malaysia and Turkmenistan are scheduled to sign a long-term hydrocarbons cooperation agreement on June 19, as both nations intensify their efforts to enhance energy security.

The Perak state government announced plans to repair a dilapidated village bridge where missing hiker Jaslinda was recently found, according to Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad.

A shipment of 6,000 cartons of bottled water has arrived in Miri, Malaysia, to alleviate supply disruptions caused by pipeline repairs.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has remanded 73 individuals, including agents and company owners, as part of an investigation into RM9 million in alleged false claims.

Perak police are continuing their investigation into a man accused of posting defamatory content on TikTok targeting Tok Batin and hiker Jaslinda. This ongoing probe persists despite an apology reportedly being issued by the individual.

A driver was found dead after their Toyota Innova caught fire following an early-morning crash with a trailer near Pantai Remis, Malaysia.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) in Malaysia will cease remittance counters at all its branches starting July 1, moving contributions to apps, banks, and self-service terminals.

Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) is confident in retaining the Endau seat following the departure of Alwiyah Talib, with Azmin Ali rallying grassroots support.

Malaysia's jobless rate edged back to 3.0 percent in April 2026, with 511,800 unemployed as the country's labor force continued to grow.

His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, has revoked the 'Panglima Setia Mahkota' award, which carries the title 'Tan Sri', from Isa Samad following his corruption conviction.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) is closely monitoring recent flight disruptions and has reminded AirBorneo of its obligations to consumers regarding affected flights in Sabah and Sarawak.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has emphasized the increasing importance of the close relationship between Malaysia and Japan, citing global uncertainty, energy security, and regional stability as key factors.

The Selangor Chief Minister stated that various government agencies have been taking actions since 2016 to address issues concerning illegal Rohingya flats in Hulu Langat.

A study conducted by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) indicates that Malaysian students are facing difficulties with basic mathematics, a problem attributed to their increasing dependence on calculators and AI tools like ChatGPT.

A joint special operation by the Wildlife Crime Bureau and the Sabah Wildlife Department in Tuaran resulted in the seizure of 300 turtle eggs and the arrest of a man.

Malaysia has recorded 17.5 million foreign tourist arrivals by May, indicating strong momentum for the Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026) campaign.

The Kuala Lumpur High Court upheld a Tribunal for Anti-Sexual Harassment (TAGS) award of RM60,000 against a man who shared his ex-girlfriend's intimate photos online.

Malaysian authorities have announced that no further action will be taken in the investigation into former anti-corruption chief Azam Baki. The Attorney-General's Chambers stated that the complaint against him could not be proven.

A video of a cuddling couple in Malaysia has reignited debate over public displays of affection, while an Indian couple expressed shame over a countryman's behavior on a Swiss train. These incidents highlight varying cultural norms regarding public intimacy.