For stability and economic growth in any nation, citizens must be secure in the belief that they can depend on these institutions to not only do the right thing but also right wrongs if the situation so demands.

They say integrating character development throughout schooling could help students navigate social and technological change.

Ongoing polls augurs ill for democracy, peace, and Aseans claim that regional norms still matter.

The meeting comes as some White House officials fear both Israel and Hamas are slow-walking the second phase of their ceasefire.

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said Ukraine had fired '91 long-range unmanned aerial vehicles' at the president's home.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres criticised the global imbalance between military spending and financing for the poorest countries.

The move could amount to the first land strike of the military campaign against trafficking from Latin America.

The group's new spokesman instead called for Israel to be disarmed of its weapons.

Goh Eugene will be charged in court in Singapore on Tuesday.

Iskandar Puteri deputy police chief Azlan Abdul Kadir says 51 personnel from various departments and agencies have been mobilised.

The man, whose car got stuck at an RFID barrier, had got into a quarrel with the driver of the car behind.

Two homeowners are accusing the Penang Island City Council of breaching planning laws in a shophouse development built next to their home.

The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation says investors from Singapore, Malaysia, the US and China top the list.

According to a proposed decision by MyCC, the enterprises were involved in an agreement to establish minimum rates for childcare services in the state.

MACC says 16 witnesses have been called, including government officials and company owners, in the land transfer and billboard project cases.

A source from the anti-graft agency says its officers searched the army's offices at Mindef today, and the suspects home on Saturday.

Bukit Aman CID director M Kumar says the incident appears to be an isolated case, not connected to any criminal network or organised group.

The former prime minister has yet to file an appeal against his conviction in the 1MDB case.

The newly-minted federal minister says his main focus now is on ensuring the governments aspirations are translated into meaningful outcomes for youth and sports development.

Justice K Muniandy says Azlan Ramli and Farisya Fadly Yahaya were innocent carriers.

Bukit Aman says voice samples from the victims relatives, the complainant, and policemen involved have been taken for comparison.

FPMPAM says guidelines should specify how the title can or cannot be used by unregistered medical practitioners, especially in commercial health activities and advertising.

The PAS leaders remarks should be viewed critically and strategically, says Kedah Umno information chief Shaiful Hazizy Zainol Abidin.

PAS Youth chief says Bersatu is unfit to lead the coalition given its weakness in handling the Perlis political crisis.

Former Bersatu information chief calls for PAS to take over the coalitions leadership to implement reforms.

Tang Ser Chiew claims trial to cheating D2D Bizhub Sdn Bhd to secure a 'friendly loan'.

Abu Bakar Hamzah will see his salary slashed by RM3,000, while his excos will have theirs reduced by RM1,500.

Zaharudin Muhammad says the legal and religious aspects of the case have long been settled, and that the matter should now be approached from a humanitarian and familial perspective.

Members of the judiciary will receive a 30% adjustment to their salaries as announced by the prime minister at the tabling of Budget 2026.

A Aziz Azizam says the challenge for newly-minted menteri besar Abu Bakar Hamzah will be to win back the Islamic partys trust.

Umany's Tang Yi Ze says the government should never have empowered a minister to appoint vice-chancellors.

Ahmad Zaharuddin Sani Ahmad Sabri says any decision by BN to call off its alliance with PH at the federal level will not be made in haste.

Syaza Shukri and Azmi Hassan say the new state government led by Abu Bakar Hamzah will face intense pressure.

Maintaining political stability has to be a continuous process that requires the collective efforts of the government and its people, including political parties.

Indranee Liew says the cost of physical books limits access for many families.

It would be terrible to reintroduce GST, and if it is in the BN manifesto the coalition will lose public support even if it gains the backing of the businesses that do not pay it.

The student-led National Citizen Party agreed to an electoral alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami, despite concerns among some members that it may pay a high price for aligning with Islamists.

Three Iranian satellites, Zafar-2, Paya and Kowsar 1.5, were launched into space by a Soyuz rocket from the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia.

Thailand and Cambodia agreed to a second ceasefire on Saturday, ending weeks of border clashes that killed at least 101 people and displaced over half a million.

The US president strikes an upbeat tone despite European scepticism after Moscow carries out another massive bombardment of Kyiv.