The government spokesman refutes allegations that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahims former political secretary holds significant influence over government decisions.

Communications minister Fahmi Fadzil says a police report has been lodged against the Facebook account owner for 'spreading slander'.

The higher education minister slams Kedah exco member for false claims on 'graduate plus' visa plan.

They say the bill lacks the provision for a neutral tribunal to hear appeals from minority strata property owners quickly, affordably, and fairly.

The prime minister says the Cabinet decided on the matter yesterday as it had dragged on for years between the federal and state governments.

Dzulkefly Ahmad says it is his responsibility, and is not a matter of if, but when a ban will be implemented.

The Sabah chief minister says he assured them that they could keep their jobs, unlike Warisan, which sidelined those not aligned with the party.

PKR Youth slams the Sabah businessman's whistleblower claim as an insult to the nations efforts to combat corruption.

Kaukus Demokrasi Pelbagai Parti says empowered committees, increased sittings, and bipartisan cooperation are vital to improving governance at the state level.

Perikatan Nasional's chief whip, Takiyuddin Hassan, says cooperation with the opposition party remains a possibility because anything can happen in politics.

Advocates say bullying often stems from deeper issues at home and warn that effective solutions to bullying must address root causes.

Why play the patriot over mishandling of the national flag, but keep mum over the sale of classified info?

Woman lodges police report over incident, claims it violates her rights to free speech and expression.

DAP's Mordi Bimol says smugglers exploit remote jungle trails to move cooking oil, cigarettes and fruits, even using lorries and trailers.

The KL lad's feat breaks one barrier, yet Malaysian athletics remains trapped in the past.

Selangor fire and rescue department official says the six men, all locals, were trapped in the vehicle following the early morning crash.

They say the states delayed planning and penchant for prestige projects have led to its traffic problem today.

A Srimurugan says judicial administrators should review a practice direction calling for written grounds to be provided within eight weeks of the filing of an appeal.

Their reliance on volunteers and limited budgets restrict operating hours, volunteer training, technology upgrades and outreach.

Chelsea came from behind to thrash West Ham 5-1.

The US president has declined to explain how the federal government could intervene in cities outside of the federal enclave.

A billion viewers worldwide are expected to watch the 2026 draw.

Additional tariff revenue could help offset the deficit increases triggered by the Republicans' tax-cut and spending bill.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said local authorities should emulate the approach taken in Kuala Lumpur to revitalise business centres for Malay small traders and hawkers.

The human rights group calls for proportional measures such as traffic diversions instead of blanket bans, following Anwar Ibrahim's statement on peaceful assemblies.

Police said a 33-year-old man reported receiving Instagram posts containing attacks in the form of comments, hate messages, accusations, and condemnations.

Construction of the assembly plant is expected to begin at the end of August, says an executive councillor.

Government spokesman Fahmi Fadzil says agencies will coordinate procedures following the amendments to the Penal Code that make bullying a criminal offence.

The pilgrims fund CEO, Mustakim Mohamad, said the public should not believe or share unverified information, following social media videos alleging that Tabung Haji was being managed by non-Muslims.

Sabah Air chairman Kenny Chua said the discussions began in April and had been 'very positive'.

Kuala Lumpur police say the 22-year-old student's mother lodged a report saying her daughter had been the victim of bullying at a university.

Renaming the flower isnt botanical trivia; its about restoring indigenous knowledge and freeing our history from colonial shadows.

Former student leaders accuse the university of providing 'ineffective services', and say a 24-hour helpline and zero-tolerance policy on bullying must be set up.

The fine relates to payments including 34 overseas transfers for a total of around CHF174 million that took place between 2014 and 2015.

The Pejuang president says the parties in the new loose coalition announced by former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin are willing to set aside their differences.

The state's investment numbers more than quadrupled in the first half of the year from RM13 billion.

Stock rallies after impressive second quarter results and MACCs clarification on anti-graft probe.

Len Talif Salleh says one cannot simply rename or regenerate the names of a species without following the rules.

The Umno Youth chief plans to sue Lokman Noor Adam for claiming that he has a hidden agenda to position Hishammuddin Hussein as the prime minister.

Norazlan Aris says the F/A-18D Hornet that crashed in Kuantan last night had undergone major servicing with seven other fighter jets in April.