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Home Ministry signs RM1.47 billion in defence contracts at LIMA’25

Strategic acquisitions for maritime and police forces underline commitment to national security readiness

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Selangor orders removal of all vape-related physical advertisements

Local councils instructed to act under new federal law as state mulls full ban on e-cigarette sales

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Nation faces silent public health crisis as gout cases rise sharply

Poor diets, obesity and low awareness fuel surge in inflammatory joint disease, affecting millions across Southeast Asia

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MACC steps up cross-agency campaign against corruption and procurement leakages

New accounting fraud taskforce and targeted oversight among key reforms as Azam Baki outlines priorities for 2025

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Operators of childcare centres and kindergartens urged to step up HFMD screenings

Deputy Health Minister calls for basic health checks to help stem sharp rise in infections among children

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Oil and gas exports stay as largest revenue earner for Sarawak

State earned RM102.6 billion in 2023 from petroleum, gas, palm oil and aluminium, making up over three-quarters of export revenue

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Sabah PH still adrift, months after state leadership vote

The December election that was supposed to unify the coalition in Sabah has instead exposed deeper cracks — and now, the clock is ticking

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Lorry driver in fatal FRU crash denies charge of concealing stolen cattle

Accused pleads not guilty to separate offence involving two bulls, amid ongoing proceedings over deaths of nine FRU personnel

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Country’s trade surges 18.2% year-on-year in April, reaching RM261.94 billion - MITI

April marks 16 consecutive months of trade growth, with record-high monthly trade figures since August 2022

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Malaysia’s ASEAN leadership reflects shift towards pragmatic regional alliances

As 2025 ASEAN Chair, Malaysia champions neutrality and economic cooperation amidst rising demand for multipolar partnerships

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Penang acts against unauthorised non-Muslim places of worship

Six illegal structures removed as state intensifies efforts to regulate non-Muslim houses of worship while maintaining interfaith harmony

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US tariffs expected to have minimal impact on Sarawak’s trade - State Deputy Minister

Sarawak’s key exports remain largely unaffected as state focuses on Asian markets; weather disruptions challenge microalgae growth ambitions