A 77-year-old man has been scammed out of over RM100,000 after being lured into a fake forex investment by two individuals known only as Kelly and Lydia

Commission condemns the act seen in a viral video as exploitative and warns of potential legal consequences for those involved

Home Minister assures Parliament that the investigation into the alleged leak of confidential Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) meeting minutes will be fai...

MoF explained that while the basic MHIT product is designed to widen access to affordable health protection, “the decision to purchase this basic product remain...

Anwar meets with renowned economist Professor Dr Mariana Mazzucato to explore mission-oriented approaches to green investment, technological innovation, and pub...

Malaysia’s role in peace negotiations between Thailand and Cambodia, alongside questions over the government’s handling of national debt, featured prominently i...

He said that the letter was fake and was never issued by the ministry or himself.

He said such a policy shift was necessary as Malaysia transitions into an ageing nation,

Authorities to contact Indonesian Embassy as investigations into infant’s death in Cheras continue

The trio recently posted a video showing them giving leftover chicken bones to a homeless man in what they claimed was an “act of kindness.”

Air Force aircraft deployed as authorities race to relieve water crisis amid extreme heat and prolonged dry spell

Child psychologist tells court that alleged act by mother fails to meet professional standards for child neglect

The Malaysian businessman’s guilty plea comes around a month after Iswaran was released on remission following a 12-month jail sentence and completion of home d...