Parliament will table the first-ever Anti-Bullying Bill on 1 December, seeking to define bullying in law for the first time and to reinforce national mechanisms...

The Prime Minister reaffirms the Government’s commitment to accelerating long-delayed development, insisting that rights under the MA63 must be honoured in subs...

JPN Kedah took the fight incident involving a group of students from a secondary school seriously.

The significant increase in the number was recorded, as Malaysian and Thai rescue teams were working hard to operate in the disaster area.

Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Fadil Marsus said investigations so far indicate that the motive for the incident stemmed from personal issues.

The family of a 31-year-old Taiwanese influencer who was found dead in a Kuala Lumpur hotel bathroom last month has claimed her body, Kuala Lumpur Police Chief...

Floodwaters receding across southern Thailand and neighbouring Malaysia offer hope for stranded residents, while Cyclone Senyar wreaks havoc in Indonesia, leavi...

Analysts say the election is being defined by voters’ demand for stable governance and the unprecedented influence of young voters, with BN and GRS to hinge on...

PKR AMK’s May Eva Sofea Zainal Abidin and activist Atalia Mae Albert Jaua-Mojuntin credited Anwar for being more open to discussing Sabah’s rights compared to p...

Police confirmed the arrest of the four students, aged 16 to 17, following the incident which was reported to have occurred at midnight last Monday.

The Prime Minister signals that the national minimum wage could rise beyond RM1,700 if economic growth remains strong

The Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry reassures that Bumiputera rights remain a non-negotiable “red line” in the Malaysia-US Reciprocal Trade Agreement