The ex-Penang chief minister's lawyers tell the undersea tunnel trial that the investigating officer is biased and gave his personal opinions about the case.

Among the detainees were 790 owners of alleged mule accounts involved in e-commerce fraud linked to losses of over RM11.59 million.

Former health minister Khairy Jamaluddin is reportedly set to rejoin Umno before next month's Sabah state election.

The prime minister says the US president didn't get a full state reception, dismissing criticism from the opposition.

SUPP Youth chief Kevin Lau says Sarawak needs to intensify its efforts to secure education autonomy under the Malaysia Agreement 1963.

The US president gave his assurance that the Gaza ceasefire and peace deal will hold, says Anwar Ibrahim.

The Umno leader says Malaysia is not like China, which can afford to hit back at the US with tariffs of their own.

The Chinese president urges his counterpart to jointly bear responsibility as major nations for the good of the world.

Penang Stray Rescue Society co-founder Tay Ching Szu says the dogs were believed to have died after consuming food laced with rat poison.

The Malay Economic Action Council says GLCs are not merely commercial entities but national policy instruments.

Jordan's Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre cites the prime minister's vocal advocacy for the Palestinian people against Israeli atrocities.

The summit served as both a stress test and a showcase of the blocs capacity to preserve unity while adapting to new strategic realities.

The former minister is said to have obtained the 'blessing' of Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

DAP man says petty traders and eateries in the city centre claim they suffered a 25% drop in business during the summit.

In rebutting critics claims that Budget 2026 could have gone further for the M40, finance ministry secretary-general Johan Mahmood Merican points out that there are substantial benefits for the middle class.

Shyamala Alagendras pursuit of justice has carried a Malaysian conscience across the world.

The Medini International Convention City is aimed at capturing the business tourism market while supporting wider digital and green initiatives.

Azmi Hassan says any hope of stabilising the party now hinges on decisive action.

FAMs defence of its grounded general secretarys appearance at a Fifa event may explain the photo, but not the deeper contradiction.

The Indian government has also agreed to a RM3 million boost to the Indian Scholarship and Trust Fund 'for students from financially weaker families'.

By attending the global financial summit in Hong Kong, Wall Streets big guns are signalling that they do not care China broke its promise to Hong Kongers and that short-term profits are their only concern.

South Korea has been pushing for consent to reprocess nuclear fuel to power submarines tracking North Korean and Chinese vessels.

Voters appear to have turned away from the anti-Islam, anti-immigration movement in a snap election watched across Europe.

Policymakers voted 102 to lower the key rate to 3.754.00%, highlighting growing divisions within the central banks ranks.

Thousands crossing the English Channel monthly have put the government under renewed scrutiny over migration and crime.

Singapore police have issued arrest warrants for the seven, who are among 34 people wanted for their suspected involvement in a syndicate operating in Cambodia.

Dzulkefly Ahmad says three returned to serve in public healthcare while the rest opted for the private sector.

The transport minister says his ministry will continue to push for accountability from Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd.

Party information chief Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz says replacements among council members are routine.

Shahrul Nasrun Kamarudin expresses regret that a controversy involving his ex- wife has become a public spectacle.

Lawyer Shahlan Jufri quotes witness as saying she saw this firsthand when she stayed at their home in Sipitang for two nights.

Malaysia Rail Link Sdn Bhd CEO Darwis Abdul Razak says more CCTV cameras have been put up, and security guards hired to address the problem.

The transport minister says the aviation industry should not be trivialised, and statements issued should not lead to polemics.

Bursa Securities issues unusual market activity query after Practice Note 17 status companys shares jump 20% today.

Minister says the proposal for dog owners to obtain minimum liability insurance is commendable from the perspective of social responsibility.

Housing and local government minister Nga Kor Ming says supporters include more than 5,000 participants at the National Planning Congress.

Malaysia is expected to add 6-8GW of gas-fired capac

Naim Mokhtar says a study is being conducted on proposed laws for the establishment of the Malaysian Shariah Judiciary Commission.

The allies unveiled a deal in late July under which Seoul would avoid the worst of US tariffs on its imports by agreeing to pump US$350 billion of new investments.

The law and institutional reform minister says the government is studying the proposal by a PH MP in terms of the commissions mandate, structure, legal framework and financial implications.