Kuala Lumpur police chief Fadil Marsus says the duo are being investigated under the Sedition Act, the Penal Code and the MCMC Act.

The sacked Supreme Council member blames supporters of the party president for suppressing 'legitimate concerns'.

The communications minister says the move is to prevent systems disruptions that occurred at outlets after the RM100 aid was disbursed last year.

The Selangor fire and rescue department says no casualties were reported.

Meta, TikTok, and Google highlight parental controls and cyber safety features ahead of Safer Internet Day 2026.

Education minister Fadhlina Sidek says early feedback shows parents in cities welcome the move.

The court granted bail of RM10,000 with two local sureties and ordered Yusof Senkonam, 60, to report monthly to the nearest police station.

Anwar Ibrahim says this will facilitate more efficient and cost-effective transactions between the two countries.

The prime minister says the nation's long-standing relationship with India was upgraded to a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2024.

Religious affairs minister Zulkifli Hasani Hasan says the FT mufti department, for example, provides impartial guidance based on the Quran, Sunnah, and recognised ulama.

Kuala Lumpur police chief Fadhil Marsus says the two are being investigated under the Sedition Act, the Penal Code, and the MCMC Act.

Anti-communism and racial balancing were central to the 1963 merger.

Abu Bakar Hamzah says they will act as temporary monitors until the courts decide if the seats are officially vacant.

The Bersatu deputy president faces multiple complaints over alleged attempts to sabotage the party's general assembly and undermine its leadership.

The Indian prime minister and Anwar Ibrahim are scheduled to hold a bilateral meeting later today, and witness exchanges of MoUs and notes and letters on several fields.

British decolonisation plans and economic realities, rather than fears of communism, were the real drivers behind the formation of the federation.

Long before records fall and medals are won, someone must decide when a race truly begins. For generations of Malaysian athletes, that responsibility rested in the steady hands of a devoted starter.

Convicted of murder while a minor, the Sabahan spent 24 years in prison and pulled himself out of the darkness by "hitting the books" until he earned a doctorate and a royal pardon.

Power is centralised, accountability is absent and residents are shut out of decisions that shape our city.

Analysts anticipate Anutin Charnvirakul could retain the premiership by again allying with Pheu Thai.

Around 10,000 people took to the streets of Milan in a protest over housing costs and environmental concerns during the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics.

Opinion polls suggest that Sanae Takaichi's Liberal Democratic Party will easily win more than the 233 seats needed to regain a majority in the 465-member lower house.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believes any negotiations must include limitations on ballistic missiles and a halt to support for the Iranian axis.

Viktor Gyokeres scored twice as Arsenal won 30 over Sunderland, while Tottenham boss Thomas Frank faced pressure after a 20 loss to Manchester United.

The visiting Indian prime minister says the Malaysian Indian community forms a 'living bridge' between the two countries.

The party president says this approach would help Amanah to secure victories at the next general election.

Yunus Nurdin and Nabila Norsahar were accused of making 'incorrect statements' on the party's preparations for the Sabah polls.

Hasbie Muda says the low numbers should serve as a wake-up call as it prepares for the next general election.

The controversial preacher was taken to the Dang Wangi police station, while a lawyer and several political party members were also reportedly arrested.

The agreement will be signed during defence minister Khaled Nordin's visit to the kingdom.

The Sarawak coalitions secretary-general, Alexander Nanta Linggi, says the convention would be held on April 19.

Robert Lau says that analysts had started to take notice of issues about the Malaysia Agreement 1963 but had not read up on the history or understood the issues.

Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh said the book revealed principled reasoning across diverse fields and would be a good guide for the legal fraternity.

Selangor FC also says those convicted of drug-related offences will be barred from attending matches for three years.

The complaints against them include calling for leadership change, criticising the party publicly, and instructing members to defy party directives.

The Indian prime minister was welcomed with cultural performances and a guard of honour at KLIA.

Ahmad Yahaya says action was taken, but the dispute should not have gone to the point where the menteri besar was toppled.

Deputy vice-chancellor Zamri Radzi says Universiti Malaya respects the rights of students to express their views on current issues.

Edgard D Kagan says the country is magical for its diversity, natural beauty, and welcoming people.

Party secretary-general Ainie Haziqah says the division was never registered, and Shikh Farkhann was never an official member.