Transport ministers from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore stressed the critical importance of maintaining open and safe maritime corridors, emphasizing reliance on international law and regional cooperation amid recent geopolitical tensions.

Printing services for Malaysian identity cards will experience temporary disruptions nationwide from August 26 to August 31 due to system upgrades or maintenance.

Nine years after initial displacement, Rohingya communities in Bangladesh are staging demonstrations against severe funding reductions and facing forced removals in neighboring India and Malaysia.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has encouraged local filmmakers to work more freely, even as recent regulatory clashes highlight the government's continued tight control over media content.

Malaysia’s Yayasan Tunku Abdul Rahman (YTAR) marked its 60th anniversary by announcing a substantial RM96.6 million investment dedicated to youth empowerment initiatives. The funding underscores the foundation’s longstanding commitment to education, skills development, and community support.

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has expressed support for a proposal by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) to investigate the management of Tabung Haji since 2017, emphasizing the importance of facts over perception.

A 51.4-hectare peat fire in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia, is proving difficult to extinguish due to persistent hot weather and strong winds, complicating firefighting efforts.

Malaysian authorities have advised their citizens to reconsider non-essential travel to the southern Thai provinces of Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat due to ongoing unrest in the region.

Malaysian recording artist Priscilla Abby will perform live at the Genting Highlands venue on December 5, marking another stop on her upcoming tour schedule.

Forest fires in Indonesia, exacerbated by El Niño and deforestation for palm oil, are causing a regional health crisis with thick smoke affecting Malaysia and Singapore, making every breath feel like smoking a cigarette.

The Malaysian Immigration Department has lodged a police report regarding a viral social media post about UTC Pudu, stating that the content was found to be inconsistent with CCTV records.

Malaysia's Sultan Nazrin Shah has issued a public warning regarding increasing challenges facing the Muslim community's cultural identity and moral character in contemporary society.

MetMalaysia has issued warnings for thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds across several states, while also cautioning about a sustained hot spell affecting 17 areas nationwide.

A general compilation of recent headlines and updates from The Star, covering domestic Malaysian developments and international affairs.

A bushfire in Pengerang, Malaysia, has expanded to cover over 51 hectares, with firefighting efforts continuing to contain the blaze.

IKEA Malaysia has confirmed that its first small store format in Malaysia will open in Kuching, East Malaysia, with an anticipated opening in December.

Firefighters are actively engaged in combating a large forest fire in the Johor region of Malaysia.

Sorento is preparing to transfer its listing from its current market to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia, signaling a significant corporate development.

Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo is gaining popularity among Malaysian consumers for its low prices, leading to concerns and complaints from local sellers about unfair competition.

Police in Penang, Malaysia, have successfully dismantled a love scam syndicate operating in Batu Feringghi, leading to the arrest of 20 foreign nationals.

The Genting Malaysia Berhad warrant, identified as GENM-C4A (47154A), is highlighted in a market watch report, indicating its activity or significance in current trading.

This article provides a general overview of national, regional, and world news from Malaysia.

Identical twins Dr. Serene Lock Sow Mun and Irene Lock Sow Mei, 36, have clinched top honors at Malaysia's Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) Engineering Awards. The sisters, who shared a classroom throughout their education, were recognized for their achievements in the engineering field.

Malaysia Airlines Bhd has announced the retiming of selected flights arriving at and departing from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) due to airspace closures for National Day flypast rehearsals.

Malaysia has implemented new regulations for data centres, aiming to foster a more environmentally friendly sector rather than deterring investment.

The National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (Finas) is taking steps to convene industry players to combat 'cartels' and ensure fair competition within the local film market.

Firefighters are actively battling a 29-hectare grass fire burning along a highway in Pengerang, Malaysia.

Multiple areas across Malaysia are recording unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings due to haze, with the number of affected areas fluctuating throughout the day.

Azerbaijan has presented its tourism potential and products at two major international tourism events in Malaysia, aiming to expand cooperation with Asian markets and attract new business partners.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has extended the remand period for a government agency chairman and a company director involved in a probe into a Penang land sale.

The Court of Appeal in Malaysia dismissed Hindu mother M. Indira Gandhi’s appeal to reinstate her RM100 million lawsuit, even while acknowledging police shortcomings in her case.

Malaysia's Health Ministry has reported a surge in asthma and upper respiratory illness cases due to haze, with several areas experiencing unhealthy Air Pollutant Index levels. As of 9 am, 10 areas nationwide recorded unhealthy API readings, confirming the increase in health issues linked to the poor air quality.

Malaysian coffee brand Kopi Hang Tuah has revealed significant plans for its future development and growth.

An article delves into the unique characteristics and elements that collectively define what makes Malaysia truly Malaysia.

Malaysia and Pakistan are sharing their experiences and strategies on solving conflicts.

The Star reports on the uncertain and 'hazy days' currently facing Malaysia's property sector.

Malaysian authorities have rescued 17 Jordanian children who are believed to be victims of a human trafficking ring.

Police in Kemaman, Malaysia, have detained a man suspected of publishing a seditious and insulting Facebook post targeting the Royal Institution and the government.

Teluk Kalong Beach in Terengganu, Malaysia, has been affected by coal pollution for the second time this year, with the incident occurring over the past three days.

A suspect has been apprehended in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, in connection with allegedly seditious social media posts.

A man in Malaysia recounted his heroic act of scaling seven storeys to rescue his elderly neighbour who was trapped.

International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has confirmed it has ended its relationship with an academic known for controversial claims regarding Roman-Malay shipbuilding.

Police have launched a lockdown operation after ten undocumented migrants escaped from the Tanah Merah Immigration Depot. Authorities are actively searching for the escapees.

The General Operations Force (GOF) in Malaysia seized equipment worth RM1.135 million believed to be used for illegal gold mining in a raid in Kuala Betis. A suspect allegedly misused a sand-extraction permit.

All primary and secondary schools across 10 District Education Offices in Sarawak, Malaysia, are set to resume classes tomorrow. The decision comes as the Air Pollutant Index (API) in the affected areas has shown improvement.

Malaysia and Pakistan have shared their diplomatic experiences in easing regional and global tensions and resolving conflicts. This collaboration highlights their efforts in international diplomacy.

Malaysia's Budget 2027 will focus on addressing cost-of-living issues and attracting investment, according to Fahmi. These priorities aim to improve economic stability and growth for the nation.

Malaysia has decided against a multi-billion dollar takeover of its passport supplier, with reports indicating the deal was valued between $1.9 billion and $2.37 billion. The decision impacts the future of the supplier and government procurement.

A hotel restaurant in Semporna, Malaysia, was completely destroyed by a fire, resulting in one man suffering burns to his arm.

Haze has led to unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings in seven areas across Malaysia, indicating a worsening air quality issue in the country.

An article discussing the need for Malaysian cities to improve safety for pedestrians and make walking more secure.

Childcare centers in Malaysia will be mandated to close if the Air Pollutant Index (API) reaches a level of 200, indicating poor air quality.

A report from The Star highlights a story of mismanagement within Tabung Haji, a Malaysian pilgrim fund board.

The Star (Malaysia) discusses the need to move beyond a centralized housing data bank, suggesting improvements for the country's property sector.

An analysis suggests that Malaysia's economic growth narrative is incomplete, indicating underlying issues or overlooked factors hindering its full potential.

Malaysia's National Security Council (NSC) has blocked the takeover of Datasonic Technologies Sdn Bhd (DTSB), vowing to protect MyKad and passport identity under strict oversight.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim received Brunei's highest family order award during his two-day Annual Leaders’ Consultation in the country. Anwar expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and hospitality extended by Brunei.

Malaysia and Brunei have voiced deep concern regarding heightened tensions in West Asia, urging restraint and respect for sovereignty in the region.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated there would be no compromise on territorial rights during discussions on the long-delayed Malaysia-Brunei border issue.

Malaysia has listed 25 Bangladeshi agencies for recruitment, but the overall recruitment process for Bangladeshi workers remains unclear.

Malaysia's Human Resources Ministry has announced that all applications for foreign workers will now be processed entirely online, streamlining the process.

Malaysia has seen a significant surge in dengue infections this year, with over 58,000 cases and 55 deaths recorded, while the uptake of the dengue vaccine remains low.

Malaysia has announced that applications for the recruitment of foreign workers will now be fully processed online, eliminating walk-in applications.

Chew Swee Yoke, a pioneering Malaysian lawyer known for her advocacy for justice and involvement in Anwar Ibrahim's 'black eye' case, has passed away at the age of 81.

The KPKT announced successful completion of key projects including public toilet maintenance, market upgrades, and drain improvements, exceeding initial performance benchmarks ahead of schedule.

The Star reports on a notable success story in Malaysia, highlighting exceptional performance in a competitive field through a feature headline emphasizing outstanding achievement.

A motion addressing political cooperation between Malaysia's PAS and Umno parties will be debated at the upcoming PAS general assembly, focusing on Muslim unity.

The Malaysian Special Search and Rescue Team (SMART) is preparing for its reclassification by the United Nations, aiming to retain its Heavy Urban Search and Rescue status.

The South China Morning Post compiled seven significant Asia stories from the past week, featuring the sacking of a controversial Malaysian professor and discussions around Ferdinand Marcos' US$3 billion estate tax.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Muslims to reflect on the Prophet Muhammad's values and leadership during Maulidur Rasul. He emphasized that the occasion should not be limited to celebrations but used to inspire change and justice for Malaysia.

South Korea's customs agency announced that it has coordinated with Malaysia to reduce the certificate processing time for condensate imports.

Malaysian publication The Star outlines the official terms and conditions for a joint promotional campaign between Nexus and Shopee featuring a major prize draw.

Sultan Nazrin of Perak called for less political rivalry among Malaysia’s Muslim leaders, noting that the unity of Muslims faces growing challenges due to differences in politics and religious schools of thought.

Indonesia's Kalimantan region is experiencing severe haze and fires, ravaging tens of thousands of acres and causing suffocating smoke to reach Malaysia and put Singapore on alert, exacerbated by a super 'El Niño' phenomenon.

Residents in Kota Damansara, Malaysia, are opposing a data centre development on land they expected to be a retail site, highlighting a conflict between local concerns and Southeast Asia's AI ambitions.

Academic staff faces termination after asserting that ancient Romans acquired shipbuilding techniques from Malay civilizations.

The Malaysian prime minister and the Brunei sultan have agreed to raise the recurring problem of transboundary haze from Indonesian wildfires at the upcoming ASEAN mechanism, seeking a regional solution.

Raja Azreen Raja Talib, a 56-year-old Malaysian drummer, collapsed and died onstage during a rock festival in Pahang. He had a history of heart issues and diabetes.

MetMalaysia has placed 17 regions under a Level 1 heat warning due to rising temperatures, advising residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

The Star Malaysia releases its latest general news bulletin, covering a variety of current events and updates from across the region.

Bursa Malaysia concluded trading flat as investors paused, awaiting the release of upcoming corporate earnings reports to guide market direction.

Three members of the notorious Bambiha gang have been deported from Malaysia.

An unemployed man in Malaysia has been sentenced to three months in jail and fined RM400 for impersonating an officer from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). The sentencing took place in the Selayang Magistrate's Court.

Malaysian Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad announced a significant increase in asthma and Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (URTI) cases, attributing the rise to poor air quality caused by haze affecting seven areas, including Sarawak.

Malaysian films have surpassed Hollywood productions in local audience admissions, recording 7.55 million viewers until July 2026, according to Finas.

The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) has issued a thunderstorm warning for the evening across the Malaysian peninsula, Sabah, and Sarawak.

Malaysia Airlines announced the retiming of selected flights in anticipation of airspace closures for the upcoming National Day celebrations.

Malaysian actor Aliff Aziz takes on the role of a cheating husband in his first drama series since his divorce from Bella Astillah, drawing parallels to his recent personal life.

Malaysia's Economy Minister emphasized the crucial role of governance for Tabung Haji's RM96 billion investments to maintain market confidence, following the Royal Commission of Inquiry findings.

Structured warrants for Malaysian companies DUFU Technology Corp. Berhad, Hong Leong Bank Berhad, and DRB-HICOM Berhad have been announced on the stock exchange.

Discussions are underway regarding the repeal of the Universities and University Colleges Act (Auku) and its potential impact on higher education in Malaysia.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to deliver the 2026 National Day 'Amanat Perdana' speech at Dataran Merdeka.

The Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) has dismissed the Malaysian Trades Union Congress's (MTUC) proposal for a RM3,100 minimum wage, deeming it unrealistic for businesses.

Ten areas in four Malaysian states, including Sarawak, Selangor, Kedah, and Penang, recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings, with Serian in Sarawak hitting 194.

Ten areas across Malaysia have reported unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 10 am, indicating deteriorating air quality nationwide.

Authorities have taken action in an alleged pupil assault case, as reported by The Star.

Malaysian conglomerate YTL Corp is reportedly in need of a major business win, according to The Star, indicating a period of strategic importance for the company.

Malaysia has unveiled its new National Housing Policy, or Dasar Perumahan Negara (DRN), prompting discussion on its implications for Malaysians.

A local news report from The Star in Malaysia covers a community-focused story titled 'KIPing it neighbourly'.

The Indonesian Consulate General (KJRI) in Johor Bahru has facilitated the repatriation of 307 Indonesian citizens from Malaysia.

Several areas in peninsular Malaysia, including Sungai Petani and Johan Setia, are experiencing worsening haze conditions, with five more areas nearing unhealthy air quality levels.

Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi stated that the country must develop a comprehensive ecosystem to become a leader in the global Muslim travel economy, moving beyond its current status as a Muslim-friendly destination.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and Selangor are collaborating to expand filtered internet services to public premises and private institutions.

Following recent blasts in southern Thailand, Malaysia's Foreign Ministry has advised its citizens to reconsider travel to the border region. The explosions caused tremors felt across the border in Pasir Mas, prompting safety concerns.

Searchers in Sabah, Malaysia, have recovered the body of a 16-year-old boy from Sungai Pegala in Keningau, following a tragic incident where two teenagers were swept away during a recreational outing.

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi stated that a forensic audit should be conducted for Felda to determine if there have been any abuses of power or governance lapses.

Schools in Sarawak, Malaysia, that were previously affected by haze are scheduled to reopen on August 24.

An Indonesian permanent resident died after his motorcycle collided with a fallen tree on the Kuala Terengganu–Kota Bharu road in Setiu, Malaysia.

Malaysia's 167,000 international students collectively contribute approximately RM20 billion to the national economy each year, with each student spending about RM10,000 monthly.

A civil defence officer in Malaysia tragically died after being bitten by a king cobra during a snake demonstration. The incident occurred in Temerloh, ending the demonstration in tragedy.

Pakistan and Malaysia have agreed to establish a joint working group between their interior ministries to deepen strategic alliance, with discussions focusing on prevention of illegal immigration and cybercrime.

The Federal government of Malaysia is expected to announce improvements to the diesel subsidy mechanism within the next month. This initiative aims to refine the current subsidy system.

Malaysia is experiencing hazy skies again, with Sarawak, Selangor, Perak, and Kedah particularly affected by smog and poor air quality.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has committed to strengthening federal cooperation with Sabah and Sarawak ahead of a MA63 meeting, while also highlighting enhanced strategic cooperation and goodwill with Brunei following the ALC-27 meeting.

In Malaysia, a new political movement is emerging, driven by voter dissatisfaction and led by Rafizi Ramli, who is building a platform for disaffected individuals against Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's party.

An article from The Star discusses the various costs and compromises associated with maintaining political power, likely in the context of Malaysian politics.

The Star (Malaysia) reports on the current difficulties and uncertainties facing Malaysia's property sector, describing the outlook as 'hazy days'.

Police in Bintulu, Malaysia, have arrested seven local men in connection with a viral car park fight that occurred in front of a grocery store.

Air Pollution Index (API) readings across Malaysia show worsening haze, with Serian reaching 196 as of 4 pm, and no areas reporting good air quality nationwide.

A Malaysian national who was detained during a raid on a scam call centre in Pakistan has been released and has returned home.

The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) has issued a warning for thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds in parts of Kelantan, Sarawak, and Sabah until 7 PM. Residents are advised to take precautions.

Malaysia's Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil stated that the Prime Minister's remarks on the China-Taiwan issue are consistent with the country's long-standing policy, which has remained unchanged since the time of Tun Razak.

Malaysian authorities have removed 99,693 pieces of scam-related content from social media platforms as of July 15, surpassing the target set for 2025. The announcement was made by Teo Nie Ching in Johor Bahru.

A 47-year-old woman died instantly after being struck by a falling pole during a chaotic attempt to stop a fleeing driver at a food court in Bandar Mahkota, Kajang.

Malaysia is calling for enhanced preparedness and collective action from all ASEAN member states to address transboundary haze as the El Niño phenomenon peaks.

A village in Terengganu, Malaysia, is on alert after a wild elephant destroyed banana and sugarcane crops, prompting an investigation by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks.

Thai police in Sungai Kolok, Narathiwat, detained two Malaysian men from Kelantan for possession of 1,560 Epam pills.

Indonesia has sanctioned six companies and is targeting 30 more for their alleged involvement in forest fires that burned 1,511 hectares in Kalimantan. Malaysia commended Indonesia's swift response to the fires.

Strong winds and heavy rain caused significant damage to the roof of Kuching International Airport in Malaysia.

The Royal Malaysia Police will enforce road closures and enhanced security measures in Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur ahead of the upcoming National Day celebrations.

A seismic event has been recorded near Batu Pahat in Johor, marking another tremor in the region within two months, though authorities confirm there is no danger of a tsunami.

The High Court in Kuantan, Malaysia, reduced a man's sentence for statutory rape from 10 years to one year, citing his youth and potential for rehabilitation.

Police in Malaysia arrested a man at a hotel in Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur, to assist investigations into Quran burning and theft.

Thousands of Muslims across Malaysia participated in Maulidur Rasul 1448H/2026M celebrations, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim leading a procession under the 'Madani Dihayati' theme.

Hong Kong actor Mat Yeung's newly opened roast meat restaurant, Six Hub Roast House, has been temporarily closed by Malaysian authorities over alleged licensing and premises-related breaches, just 10 days after its grand opening.

As massive forest and land fires spread across Indonesia, sending haze towards neighboring Malaysia, President Prabowo Subianto has pledged firm action against corporations found responsible, reviving a long-standing challenge for Jakarta.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has tasked Pakatan Harapan election director Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari with working out the details for a Pakatan-BN alliance for the upcoming Melaka polls.

The Prime Minister of Malaysia has confirmed that a proposal for a forensic audit into the management of the Federal Land Consolidation and Rehabilitation Authority (Felda) will be tabled at an upcoming Cabinet meeting.

MetMalaysia has issued weather alerts predicting thunderstorms and heavy rainfall across eight states, advising residents to remain cautious until mid-afternoon.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is investigating an RM80 million oil palm replanting scheme in Felda Palong 7 following concerns raised by settlers.

A compilation of daily breaking updates and multi-topic reports covering current events across Malaysia and international affairs as curated by The Star news desk.

The Malaysia Civil Defence Force (APM) has initiated a safety review following the death of a trained sergeant from a cobra bite. The incident occurred in Kuala Lumpur, prompting concerns about safety protocols.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has congratulated the champions of Sukma 2026, urging the youth to pursue glory and promote Malaysia's name globally. He specifically acknowledged the Selangor Menteri Besar.

Authorities have issued a high alert along the Malaysia-Thailand border, though specific reasons for the heightened security measures were not immediately detailed.

The Malaysian state of Selangor has declared September 1 as a public holiday to celebrate its victory in the Sukma Games.

Malaysian listed company DNeX anticipates improved financial performance, citing positive market conditions and strategic operational adjustments.

Raja Azrin Raja Talib, a 56-year-old experienced drummer, collapsed and died on stage while performing with his rock band Meditasi at the Teruntum Rock festival in Kuantan, Malaysia.

The number of areas in Malaysia experiencing unhealthy air quality due to haze has surged to 21, with 10 areas nationwide recording unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 10 am.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim officially opened the National Film Development Corporation's latest landmark, marking a significant event for Malaysia's film industry.

The three, identified as Jaspreet Singh, Ajay Singh, and Pawandeep Singh, are accused of multiple crimes.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that filmmakers must be given the necessary space to express themselves freely.

Malaysia's Economy Minister emphasized the critical importance of robust governance for Tabung Haji (TH) to safeguard depositors' interests.

Malaysian police have tightened security along the Malaysia-Thailand border following a series of blasts in Thailand's southern provinces of Yala, Pattani, and Narathiwat. The Inspector-General of Police has advised Malaysians to reduce travel to the tense region.

Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to intensify preventive measures to address cross-border haze, coordinating their suppression operations as monsoon and El Niño conditions converge.

Malaysian politician Mukhriz Mahathir has sparked controversy after declaring in a video that he 'hates Americans, all of them,' citing Washington's support for Israel, echoing his father's long-standing anti-US rhetoric.

A Malaysian Islamic university has dismissed an academic whose viral claims about ancient Malay civilization, including that Malays could fly and taught Chinese 'flying kung fu,' drew widespread ridicule from historians.

Shares of Blue Cloud Softech gained 5% following the commencement of its $150-million deal with SpaceX International Malaysia.

Eight local men, including a motoring influencer, have been remanded for four days following their arrest for allegedly staging an illegal race on the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link (Linkedua).

Despite strong national economic growth, Malaysia is struggling to ensure that the benefits reach ordinary households and small businesses, highlighting a disparity in economic recovery.

An elderly housewife in Sibu, Malaysia, was allegedly defrauded of RM317,000 by a scam syndicate employing a ritual scam modus operandi, police confirmed.

The Malaysian ringgit opened higher against the US dollar and other major currencies, indicating a positive start to trading.

Indonesia, the world's largest palm oil producer, is moving to establish its own pricing power by announcing a new exchange for commodities, aiming to reduce Malaysia's influence on global palm oil prices.

Dr Wee has stated that the rebuilding efforts for the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) are still ongoing and far from complete.

The Star newspaper explores whether Malaysia is adequately prepared to accommodate international retirees.

The Malaysian island of Penang is increasingly popular among digital nomads, expats, and families from Europe, drawn by its relaxed lifestyle, excellent healthcare, food, and vibrant culture.

Malaysia's Social Welfare Department (JKM) has spent approximately RM728.5 million to support welfare, with Minister Nancy Shukri stating that care should not solely burden families.

A pedestrian was killed while crossing the SPRINT Highway near the Damansara toll plaza in Malaysia.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has approved an additional RM1 million allocation for a Hindu crematorium project in Bagan, as announced by the Penang Hindu Endowments Board (PHEB).

Ipoh-born filmmaker Keane T.K. Wong's feature film debut, 'Afterpiece,' which journeyed from Shanghai to New York, is set to premiere in Malaysia.

The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has stripped a controversial academic of his titles, following his dismissal from the institution in April.

A 62-year-old man has been arrested in Penang, Malaysia, for allegedly assaulting his 80-year-old neighbour with a steel rod.

Police in Kelantan, Malaysia, are investigating a possible sexual assault after a 15-year-old girl reported fleeing a motorcyclist who allegedly told her to undress.

A worker sustained injuries during a predawn robbery at a mini-market in Tudan, Miri, where three Malaysian suspects were subsequently apprehended by police.

The Social Welfare Department (JKM) has submitted a request to the Finance Ministry for an increase in the RM500 caregiver assistance for bedridden patients in the 2027 budget.

The Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) is pushing for a minimum living wage of RM3,100, advocating for this amount as a base for workers.

A Malaysian visitor found himself stranded in Sungai Golok, southern Thailand, after the town was put on lockdown following a night of bomb blasts.

Malaysia is drafting a new law to replace the existing Electronic Commerce Act 2006, which aims to enhance the regulation of e-commerce platforms and seller accountability.

Malaysian Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin will seek an audience with the Regent of Johor to clarify management issues concerning the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) and the Ministry of Defence (Mindef).

The Malaysian government has decided to cancel a deal for a Netflix show following significant public outcry and negative reactions.

Malaysia has implemented new safety regulations specifically for religious schools. These rules aim to enhance the safety and well-being of students and staff within these institutions.

Malaysia's Ministry of Human Resources has announced that all applications for foreign workers will now be processed entirely online, aiming to streamline the process and reduce bureaucracy.

An article from The Star (Malaysia) questions whether the country is adequately prepared to accommodate international retirees.

The Star (Malaysia) reports that the government has decided against the acquisition of Datasonic Technologies.

The Star reports that twelve areas in Malaysia recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 8 PM due to haze.

Dr. Lee Yee Qing, an academic from Universiti Malaya, has become the first Malaysian scientist to receive the prestigious Young Investigator Award in tropical medicine research.

Police have confirmed that a Malaysian man, who was among 258 foreigners detained in Pakistan during a raid on a fraudulent call center, has now been freed and returned home.

A Singaporean security guard has been jailed for 14 days and fined RM7,000 by a Malaysian court after pleading guilty to insulting Islam during a ride-hailing trip in Johor Bahru, following a video posted by the driver.

Malaysia's Higher Education Minister Zambry Abd Kadir stated that repealing the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) 1971 requires a comprehensive review of higher education law.

A secondary school student in Teluk Intan has been awarded RM129,040 in damages by the Sessions Court after a bubur lambuk incident left her with scars and lasting trauma.

Pakistan's President Zardari has called for stronger cooperation with Malaysia, particularly in the areas of law enforcement and security. This initiative aims to enhance bilateral ties and address shared challenges.

The Air Pollutant Index (API) reading at the Serian district police headquarters in Sarawak, Malaysia, has dropped to 190, indicating a slight improvement in air quality.

A teacher and her son were killed in Rompin, Malaysia, after their vehicle skidded, hit debris, and plunged into a ravine.