The Malaysian government has granted in-principle approval for the construction of a proposed elevated expressway connecting Bandar Malaysia and Seri Kembangan.

A plan to enhance airport security controls in Malaysia will be presented to the Cabinet next week, following a recent drug bust involving a Malaysian pilot.

Malaysia's Cabinet has agreed in principle to introduce court-ordered compensation for victims of road accidents, a plan announced by the Transport Ministry.

The Malaysian Cabinet has given its approval for the establishment of the Malaysia Transport Safety Board (MTSB), with discussions on staffing currently underway.

The Malaysian Cabinet has given its approval for a $3.2 billion Elevated Autonomous Rapid Transit project aimed at alleviating traffic congestion in Johor Bahru.

The Malaysian Cabinet did not discuss reports regarding fugitive financier Low Taek Jho's alleged bid for a US pardon, with discussions possibly slated for next week.

Malaysian cabinet members are prepared to take further pay cuts should the Middle East crisis escalate and impact the economy more severely, according to Fahmi.

Several Malaysian Cabinet ministers extended their Ugadi greetings, calling for unity and harmony among the nation's diverse population.

The Malaysian Cabinet has decided to leave the determination of next steps regarding the Azam Baki shareholding issue to the Chief Secretary to the Government, who will now decide the next course of action after a review.

The Malaysian Cabinet has approved 17 recommendations aimed at strengthening security controls, screening, and risk management at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and other international entry points.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that his Cabinet has never opposed programs for Malays and Islam. He emphasized the government's unanimous support for initiatives benefiting these communities.

The Malaysian Cabinet has agreed to proposed constitutional amendments that would grant Parliament a greater role in the appointment process of the public prosecutor.

Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail announced that the Cabinet has directed immediate enforcement action against foreigners found conducting business activities while on social visit passes.

The federal government has given its approval for a long-awaited RM10 billion rapid transit project aimed at alleviating congestion in Johor Bahru.

Malaysia's cabinet is set to discuss the supply of Naval Strike Missiles (NSM) by a Norwegian firm to equip the Royal Malaysian Navy’s littoral combat ships, according to the deputy defence minister.

Malaysia's Cabinet has agreed to deploy police personnel at petrol stations to strengthen monitoring and curb fuel leakage, as announced by Armizan.

The Malaysian Cabinet is scheduled to make a decision on a Work From Home (WFH) policy during an upcoming meeting.

The Malaysian Cabinet has expressed its appreciation for Malaysian women, likely in recognition of International Women's Day.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the proposal to repeal the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) will be presented to the Cabinet next week. This move follows student advocacy for greater academic freedom.

The Malaysian Cabinet is scheduled to decide whether to make public the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) report concerning Tabung Haji.

The Malaysian Cabinet has approved a Hybrid Working Day policy, allowing civil servants to balance working from home and the office starting August 1, as announced by the Public Service Department.

Members of the Malaysian Cabinet have extended Kaamatan greetings to the Kadazan-Dusun, Murut, and Rungus communities, celebrating Sabah's festival of unity, gratitude, and togetherness.

The Malaysian Cabinet has approved a new alternative entry pathway for students from religious schools (tahfiz), Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) holders, and private school graduates to access public universities.

A draft amendment to Malaysia's 1966 Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) Act is expected to be tabled before the Cabinet within three weeks, as announced by Zahid.

The Malaysian Cabinet is considering increasing security presence at petrol stations following a rise in diesel and petrol smuggling attempts across the country.

The Malaysian Cabinet has given its approval for the construction of a third port, which will be located on Carey Island.

The Prime Minister's Office stated that members of the Malaysian Cabinet have performed their duties with high integrity, maintaining strong overall performance.