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Zara Qairina case: Investigation will be transparent and uncompromising, PM says

Anwar Ibrahim vows no one will be shielded in probe into 13-year-old’s death, urges public not to politicise the case

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Police believe investment scam mastermind still hiding in Malaysia

Manhunt underway for suspect linked to RM2.3 million fraud as police urge public to come forward with information

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Families of two Malaysian victims to arrive in Bangkok today

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through the Malaysian Embassy in Bangkok, is providing continuous assistance to the injured duo

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Zahid Hamidi in Singapore for National Day Parade marking 60 years of Malaysia-Singapore ties

Deputy Prime Minister to hold bilateral talks with Singaporean leaders, highlighting deepening ASEAN cooperation and trade ties

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PM visits organic paddy project in Desa Gemalai

Prime Minister inspects eco-friendly rice farming initiative using solar irrigation and modern technology on 8.49-hectare site

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Ministry affirms early intervention in Zara Qairina case, urges vigilance on child safety

JKM had met with Zara’s mother and offered the assistance we could provide, including counselling services

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Zara Qairina's remains expected to be exhumed this evening, says lawyer

It is understood that Zara Qairina was previously buried in the cemetery in her birthplace in Sipitang.

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‘Pondok’ teachers must embrace AI to stay relevant

Traditional Islamic scholars urged to integrate artificial intelligence alongside classical texts to strengthen Muslim intellectual resilience

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Rising juvenile crime demands urgent national response, says Lee Lam Thye

Social neglect, family breakdown and peer pressure among root causes; prevention and rehabilitation key to addressing youth delinquency

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Asyraf Wajdi: No apology for expelling MRSM bullies, student safety non-negotiable

MARA chairman brushes off legal threats from parents, insists discipline and protection of the majority must come first

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Penang tourism: Constructive feedback and criticism welcome, says CM

Chow noted that the state always welcomes feedback, even if it is critical or uncomfortable, as it is necessary to listen and find solutions.

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Ringgit expected to trade cautiously against US dollar next week amid global uncertainty

Domestic economic stability offers some support as investors weigh US tariff risks and geopolitical tensions