Bloomberg reported that Malaysia is considering a second casino licence for Johor???s Forest City development.

Charles Santiago welcomes the adoption of ESG principles but says only 9% of businesses are working to combat water scarcity.

Minister says the government wants to ensure the safety of children and protect them from exposure to sexual predators.

The former prime minister is in stable condition and is being monitored by doctors at IJN's critical care unit.

He says if the subsidy rationalisation policy succeeds, the savings could be diverted into social assistance.

It says it will assess the social media profiles of those invited to participate in the university's programmes.

Bruce Gilley says he has left Malaysia, citing safety concerns, and criticises the government following backlash over remarks made during a talk at Universiti Malaya.

Lawyers for Liberty says using 'slander' as an excuse to restrict freedom of expression is 'dishonest, evasive and hypocritical'.

Awang Azman Pawi says Perikatan Nasional can offer strong competition if it fields a Malay candidate who is popular among the locals.

The EPF has reorganised its existing two accounts into three to include a flexible account that offers members greater financial accessibility.

The Center to Combat Corruption and Cronyism says the incident raises questions about why the stored food was not distributed during the national rice shortage.

The new board members, as well as three 'alternate directors', join Johan Mahmood Merican and Ma Sivanesan.

The technology services firm credits its success in securing contracts in both the private and public sectors.

Lead counsel Hisyam Teh Poh Teik says Court of Appeal president Abang Iskandar Abang Hashim has agreed to the defence team???s written request.

The EU's commissioner for environment and fisheries also acknowledges Malaysia???s commitment to certified sustainable commodity production.

Hafizul Hawari also faces a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to another man.

The PH leader says DAP vice-chairman Nga Kor Ming has given PN numerous reasons to attack him ahead of the May 11 by-election.

Poor performance can render any strategy worthless, says political analyst Asrul Hadi Abdullah Sani.

Bruce Gilley says the quote contained in his post, taken from his keynote address at a talk at UM, reflects his views alone.

The new Indian party???s absorption into the opposition coalition is ???nothing more than a branding exercise???, an associate wing leader says.

State opposition leader Yadzil Yaakub asks why the Melaka government is hesitant to provide funds to two Perikatan Nasional assemblymen.

Yunus Yasin says a 'premium' RM4,000 minimum wage is meaningless if the cost of living is just as high in the future.

Selangor Perikatan Nasional chairman Azmin Ali claimed that the Selangor government cancelled the Hari Raya Aidilfitri open house that Bersatu wanted to organise in Batang Kali.

This comes after US academic Bruce Gilley apparently claimed that Malaysia is pushing for a ???second Holocaust against the??Jewish??people???.

Almost a thousand people were present at the Raudhatul Sakinah Muslim Cemetery in Gombak to pay their last respects.

A total of 79 investors claimed they were victims of a scam but the prosecution argued that they had willingly deposited money into the illegal scheme.

DAP???s Pang Sock Tao was named as Pakatan Harapan's candidate at an event this evening.

The investment, trade and industry minister says diversification is the key to withstanding shocks from increased geopolitical tensions.

Bruce Gilley also supposedly downplayed Malaysia's ties with the US during his talk at Universiti Malaya.

John Arne Riise says the key to long-term success lies in nurturing young talent from an early age with improved facilities and coaching.

Selangor menteri besar Amirudin Shari says he is in the midst of initiating legal proceedings against the blogger.

The former Tronoh representative takes case to the apex court after split decision on the appeals court bench.

The chief minister says the state government has allocated RM188.2 million to members of the Sabah state assembly for 2024.

Judge orders back-to-back sentences for man who injured a woman and her 11-year-old son in a fast-food restaurant and robbed a convenience store.

Justice Radzi Harun ordered the 186 farmers to pay the respondents, which includes the Pahang government, RM600,000 in costs.

The case is being investigated under Section 14(a) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017, which provides for a jail term of up to 20 years, and whipping, on conviction.

1MDB???s suit against the ???Wolf of Wall Street??? producer will proceed as scheduled in the original court in October.

Three men and a pregnant woman deny setting fire to a few homes and vehicles last month.

Defence minister Khaled Nordin says a special fund will also be established to facilitate public contributions to the affected families.

The wife of missing activist Amri Che Mat says an officer screamed at her daughter, telling her to get her father to come out.