Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim called on Malaysians to use fuel more prudently. This appeal comes as a global energy shock is driving up the country's subsidy bill.

A Malaysian business association has drawn criticism for claiming that widespread work-from-home arrangements would negatively impact urban businesses, with critics prioritizing fuel reduction efforts.

Malaysia's agriculture minister has called on owners of idle or underutilised agricultural land to consider leasing it to enhance the nation's food security.

Malaysian singer Aliff Aziz has broken his silence regarding his ex-wife Bella Astillah's engagement to Syed Saddiq, addressing the public on the matter.

The Malaysian Bar is pursuing a judicial review to overturn the attorney-general's decision to take no further action in the corruption case involving Zahid.

A quick check is being conducted to verify claims that the Malaysian Health Ministry is distributing an RM450 medical subsidy.

A 34-year-old woman from Kidurong was killed in a single-vehicle accident on the Pan Borneo Highway at KM65 in Selangau, Malaysia, after her car skidded and crashed into a guardrail.

Grocers in Malaysia are facing considerable losses and operational difficulties due to widespread trolley thefts, which are taking a toll on their businesses.

Police in Seremban, Malaysia, are tracking down five men to assist in investigations into two separate armed robberies that occurred back-to-back in Nilai.

Police in Malaysia have launched a manhunt for a Pakistani remand detainee, suspected of sexual offences, who escaped from Sungai Buloh Prison.

Malaysian Deputy Finance Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir stated that the upcoming work-from-home policy for civil servants, set to begin next week, will not negatively impact the economy.

A "QuickCheck" article investigates whether Malaysia attracted the most foreign tourists in ASEAN in 2025, providing a fact-check on tourism statistics.

Students in Malaysia have demonstrated perseverance and achieved success in their Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations, highlighting the positive outcomes of their hard work.

The article explores how Malaysians' shopping choices and brand loyalty are influenced by financial constraints and a tight economic environment.

Anti-narcotics agents in Tawi-Tawi, Philippines, arrested a Malaysian national and a local contact during an operation on April 8, recovering 500 grams of suspected shabu valued at P3.4 million.

Malaysia has ordered a halt to patrols by its Malbatt peacekeeping contingent and will request the United Nations to review the terms of deployment, citing the increasingly unsafe conditions for its mission in Lebanon.

Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah stressed the urgency for the country to strengthen its energy and water reforms, citing recent geopolitical tensions in West Asia.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil announced a new RM300 million funding initiative by Putrajaya. The aim is to support local talent in Malaysia's creative industry and attract more global film productions to the country.

Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi announced the establishment of the National Disaster Management Council (MPBN), signaling a shift in the government's approach from disaster response to preparedness.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has denied allegations of blocking a report and announced plans to initiate legal action. The MCMC is targeting blogger Papagomo over false claims made against the commission.

Malaysia's Deputy Works Minister announced that approximately 30 federal development projects in Sabah and Sarawak are anticipated to be completed by 2026. These projects aim to boost infrastructure and development in the Borneo states.

An eatery operator in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, was fined RM20,000 (approximately $4,200 USD) for stealing electricity.

A report indicates that Malaysians facing economic pressure are more likely to cut spending on cafes and eating out before reducing food delivery orders. This trend reflects evolving consumer behavior in response to rising prices.

The World Bank has revised its economic growth forecast for Romania downwards.

A senior Malaysian police officer is among six individuals arrested for alleged armed robberies that targeted wealthy foreigners, with US$1.1 million reportedly stolen.

The World Bank has stated that Malaysia does not need economic stimulus despite the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, providing an assessment of the nation's financial resilience.

Malaysia's General Operations Force (GOF) dismantled 28 illegal electronic waste sites across Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, and Johor, seizing RM187 million in an operation dubbed 'Ops Hazard 3.0'.

A cloud seeding operation conducted in Perak, Malaysia, was successful in delivering a much-needed rain boost to key dams in the state. The minister confirmed the positive outcome of the initiative.

A Rakuten Insight survey indicates that Malaysians are cutting back on big purchases and adopting more thrifty habits as the cost of living continues to rise.

A civil servant in Perlis, Malaysia, has been remanded for five days in connection with a graft investigation involving RM200,000.

Malaysia's Transport Ministry is encouraging e-hailing companies to implement more flexible fare structures and policies to promote and increase carpooling services.

Authorities are investigating reports of a man going on a rampage at an eatery in Kuala Langat, Malaysia, causing disruption and concern.

A private school teacher was killed after a motorcycle collision sent him into the path of a trailer on the SILK Expressway in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

A coalition of non-governmental organizations and individuals has condemned the arrest and remand of three activists following a protest against the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief.

Malaysian tycoon Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary is reportedly considering an initial public offering (IPO) for a property company.

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An investigating officer testified in the Kuala Lumpur High Court that Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil did not deliver a political speech at a Rawang mosque, addressing an ongoing legal matter.

The Malaysian government has confirmed it will maintain targeted subsidized fuel prices for the public, despite global volatility and ongoing scrutiny of its fuel program in light of the Middle East crisis.

The Malaysian government is actively studying various measures to mitigate the impact of increasing construction costs across the country.

A total of 347 employers in Malaysia have been fined nearly RM6 million for the offense of hiring illegal immigrants. This enforcement action underscores the government's crackdown on undocumented labor.

Malaysia's FBM KLCI stock index maintained a steady performance despite volatile market conditions, as reported by The Star.

Malaysia has announced an increase in unsubsidized fuel prices for the period of April 9-15, with petrol rising by 40 sen and diesel by 70 sen in the peninsula. This adjustment reflects changes in fuel subsidies.

Malaysian Minister Fahmi Fadzil emphasized that journalists must be given the space to carry out their duties, provided they comply with existing laws.

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An elderly man tragically died after falling from a bridge on a highway near Seremban, Malaysia.

Three local men have been remanded for two days in Ipoh, Malaysia, to assist in the ongoing investigation into a fatal stabbing incident in Buntong.

A study conducted in Kinta schools, Malaysia, has identified excessive gadget use and insufficient outdoor activity as primary contributors to vision problems among primary school pupils. The findings highlight the impact of modern lifestyles on children's eye health.

Sabah, Malaysia, is nearing completion of a review of its railway fares and is also studying the feasibility of a potential new rail route between Putatan and Sepanggar. This initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance the region's transportation infrastructure.

A 62-year-old Grab driver was fined RM2,000 by the Magistrate’s Court in Kulai, Malaysia, on a charge of assaulting a motorcyclist.

More than 100 individuals have been detained during recent factory raids conducted by the Immigration Department in Malaysia. The operations targeted undocumented workers.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has remanded four individuals, including two lecturers from a private higher education institution, in connection with a RM5 million graft probe involving research funds.

Malaysia's Ministry of Finance has refuted claims of additional BUDI Madani RON95 (BUDI95) subsidy applications, confirming that the 200-litre monthly cap for the fuel subsidy remains unchanged.

SURE-i is making strides in redefining holistic health practices and offerings across Malaysia. The initiative aims to integrate various aspects of well-being for a comprehensive health approach.

The Malaysian Ringgit has rebounded to 3.99 against the US dollar, driven by improved market sentiment.

Malaysian telecommunications company U Mobile announced its ambition to become a top player in the market with the launch and expansion of its ULTRA5G services.

Malaysia currently has a pharmaceutical supply available for an estimated two to three months. This update provides reassurance regarding the country's drug reserves and healthcare readiness.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim lauded Türkiye's increasing influence as a stabilizing force in the Middle East, commending Ankara's recent diplomatic efforts.

Malaysian MP and minister Fahmi has stated that defamatory words have caused significant damage to his reputation.

Malaysia looking at fuel diversification to ensure supply past June, says Economy Minister  The Star

A pilot project for B100, a 100% palm oil-based biodiesel, has shown promising results in Malaysia, with plans for a wider rollout to enhance energy security.

Protesters briefly interrupted a keynote address by Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki at the World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysia's Ministry of Defence has confirmed that its mega projects will continue as scheduled, citing potential cost increases if they are delayed due to the ongoing energy crisis.

In Malaysia, foreign loan sharks are reportedly paying runners RM700 to hurl Molotov cocktails at the homes of defaulters, according to local officials.

The daughter of Malaysia's late former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin has pleaded not guilty to charges of failing to declare company shareholdings.

A remand detainee escaped from custody during a transfer in Sungai Buloh, Malaysia, prompting a joint search operation by the Prisons Department and police.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that one oil tanker carrying Malaysian-bound crude from the Persian Gulf has broken down, while another has docked, assuring there will be no impact on petrol supply.

Malaysia's Employees Provident Fund (EPF) revealed that nearly two-thirds of eligible members have not utilized the Akaun Fleksibel (Flexible Account), despite RM16.6 billion in withdrawals.

Efforts to separate the roles of Attorney General and Public Prosecutor in Malaysia are progressing, with a second meeting held to examine key views on the matter.

Malaysia's Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad announced that the country's medicine supply is stable and sufficient until at least the end of June, despite rising costs.

The Perak Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) has seized 5,070 litres of subsidised diesel during a raid, investigating an alleged profiteering scheme.

Sarawak, Malaysia, has initiated a trial program to distribute oral rabies vaccine baits to free-roaming dogs. This effort aims to boost immunisation rates and control rabies in the region.

Malaysians are rethinking their travel plans to Singapore following an announced increase in the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) scheduled for 2027.

Sabah, Malaysia, is projected to collect less revenue from its State Sales Tax on the oil and gas sector. This forecast was announced by the deputy Chief Minister.

Efforts are being made to strengthen the future of Malaysia's insurance and Takaful industry, focusing on its development and resilience.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged the Bangladeshi government to consider measures to reduce the cost of recruiting Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia.

Malaysian Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad has withdrawn his civil defamation suit against Najib Razak, with the settlement involving a Facebook clarification and the removal of a disputed post by Najib.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that escalating freight and fertilizer costs will significantly impact Malaysians. He expressed concern that these rising expenses will translate into higher prices for essential goods and agricultural products, disproportionately affecting the cost of living for the average Malaysian. The Prime Minister highlighted the challenges faced by the nation due to global supply chain disruptions and increased commodity prices, emphasizing the need for measures to cushion the blow on the populace.

Residents of Jinjang Utara in Malaysia are expressing their anger and frustration over the operation of an illegal factory in their area, citing environmental and community concerns.

The Star reports a forecast for steady economic growth, likely pertaining to Malaysia's national economy.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has extended an invitation to Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique to visit Malaysia, fostering bilateral relations.

Shell Malaysia is actively working to restore fuel supply at its petrol stations across the country, assuring customers of a steady supply despite temporary hiccups.

Malaysia's Court of Appeal has upheld a 30-year prison sentence and 12 strokes of the cane for an ex-workshop worker convicted in the Johor homestay murder case.

Australian mining firm Lynas announced plans to expand its rare earth portfolio in Malaysia, aiming to increase its heavy-element production and challenge China's dominance in the global market.

A woman in Kelantan, Malaysia, was fined RM2,000 by the Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to storing pornographic videos on her phone.

The Magistrates’ Court in Sepang, Malaysia, has set June 11-12 for the continuation of the trial for a teacher accused of causing alarm in the Zara Qairina case. This marks a resumption of legal proceedings in the ongoing case.

A suspended police corporal in Malaysia has pleaded not guilty to a robbery charge, initiating a legal battle over the allegations.

An army officer in Melaka, Malaysia, was fined RM1,700 by the Magistrates' Court for assaulting a female colleague in a car park.

The World Bank has described Malaysia’s targeted fuel subsidy reform under BUDI Madani RON95 (BUDI95) as a 'step in the right direction'.

Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living seized 800 liters of suspected misappropriated diesel during a raid in Pulau Banggi.

A man with a criminal record was shot by police after allegedly lunging at officers with a machete at UiTM Machang in Malaysia.

Police have arrested seven individuals in connection with a recent fatal machete attack in Buntong, Perak. The incident has led to comparisons with other violent events, which authorities are dismissing.

Perak police in Malaysia have raided a cryptocurrency scam call centre operating from a homestay in Bagan Datuk, arresting 22 Chinese nationals involved in a stablecoin scam primarily targeting victims in Italy.

A South Korean national, wanted for cheating offenses in his home country, has been apprehended in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The individual was found in possession of a fake employment pass.

Malaysian authorities have seized RM187 million worth of e-waste and arrested 56 foreign workers during 'Ops Hazard 3.0', targeting illegal electronic waste activities.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim cautioned citizens to prepare for a potential surge in costs as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is expected to disrupt Malaysia's supply chain.

Malaysia's Ministry of Transport is intensifying efforts to support the country's aviation industry, which is currently facing significant headwinds from rising energy costs.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim emphasized the transport sector's critical role as a front line in shielding Malaysia from global economic shocks.

The Malaysian Immigration Department arrested 79 Bangladeshi nationals during a factory raid in Perak over alleged misuse of visit passes.

Discussions are underway regarding tax relief measures aimed at promoting a stronger reading culture. The initiative seeks to encourage more people to engage with books and literature.

Malaysia's tourism industry is pivoting to stay afloat as global war jitters impact travel, with industry players adapting to new challenges after recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Malaysian Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil will request TikTok to explain how the global energy crisis is affecting its e-commerce platform, TikTok Shop.

Malaysia has declared that its vessels do not require naval escorts while transiting through the Strait of Hormuz.

The plantations sector in Malaysia is experiencing gains, driven by the rising prices of Crude Palm Oil (CPO) in the market.

The Chairman of the Qatar Chamber met with the Malaysian envoy to discuss and enhance bilateral trade relations between Qatar and Malaysia.

Italian Design Day 2026 was celebrated in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with a seminar and exhibition showcasing iconic Italian design models, promoting Italian creativity and fostering dialogue with international creative communities.

Malaysia's goal of becoming an electric vehicle hub is facing a challenge due to a reported disagreement between Chinese automaker BYD and the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) over strict manufacturing conditions. This standoff has left BYD's RM1.3 billion assembly plant in Tanjung Malim in limbo.

According to SWCorp, cigarette butts continue to be the most common littering offence recorded under the Solid Waste and Public Cleanliness Management Act in Melaka, Malaysia.

Malaysian authorities have arrested 45 individuals, including two secondary school students, in connection with a gang attack in Cheras.

Malaysia is facing increasing traffic strain, with heavy congestion becoming a regular occurrence even outside of traditional festive periods, indicating a broader issue with the country's infrastructure.

A prominent corporate feud in Malaysia has taken a new turn as a powerful mogul faces a lawsuit.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has welcomed an Iran peace plan but also issued a warning against potential deception. His statement reflects a cautious diplomatic stance on regional peace initiatives.

Malaysian glove manufacturer WRP announced its shutdown, citing significant disruptions caused by the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has obtained an arrest warrant for the two sons of former finance minister Daim Zainuddin after they failed to comply with requests for questioning regarding their family's assets.

The Malaysian Industrial Development Program (MIDP) is reportedly making strides in enhancing and transforming human capital within the country.

A 25-year-old man died from slash wounds in a machete brawl in Buntong, Ipoh, Malaysia, with police now believing a gang dispute was the motive. One suspect has been arrested, and authorities are searching for two more.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has arrested four individuals, including two university lecturers, in Perak over alleged bribes totaling RM5 million. The arrests are linked to misappropriation of university research funds.

Authorities in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, have approved new regulations allowing for higher plot ratios for development projects that are linked to public transport infrastructure. This aims to encourage transit-oriented development in the city.

Malaysia is facing a pressing challenge with rising fuel prices and its subsidy burden, prompting discussions on simple habits and strategies to ease the financial strain.

Malaysian Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad testified in High Court, denying any knowledge or involvement in his daughter's board posts. The testimony came amid a RM5 million lawsuit against former Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Malaysia has unveiled new measures aimed at tackling supply disruptions and mitigating the impact of an ongoing energy crunch.

Forest City in Malaysia, once envisioned as a smart city for over half a million people, has become a "ghost town" with only a few thousand residents. The project is now considered one of the world's most wasteful megaprojects.

Parents in Malaysia have organized an event aimed at increasing public awareness about autism.

A 49-year-old man in Kajang, Malaysia, was sentenced to six months in jail after a viral video showed him throwing a kitten against a laundry wall.

Malaysia's Federal Court has dismissed former PKR vice-president Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin's attempt to revisit the reduction of her PKR bond. The court found no special circumstances to allow her bid.

New legislation has been introduced to manage incidents on RTS Link trains and to delineate the powers of Malaysian officers operating within Singapore, addressing cross-border operational protocols.

Malaysia is exploring expanding palm-based biodiesel production to mitigate rising fuel costs, exacerbated by the Iran war, with producers now calling on the government to follow ASEAN peers in strengthening biodiesel mandates despite infrastructure challenges.

A business dialogue between China and Malaysia has successfully concluded, leading to the signing of cooperation agreements across various sectors to strengthen bilateral economic ties.

Mediacorp addressed criticism from Malaysian organizations regarding its Chinese-language drama 'Highway To Somewhere,' stating the show was not intended to negatively portray Malaysia or target any country.

Malaysia's Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) has revoked the operator license of MFG Barokah E. following a trailer crash in Gemas that resulted in three deaths.

A survey by Architects of Diversity indicates that four out of ten room rentals across Peninsular Malaysia exclude at least one race, highlighting significant racial discrimination in the country's rental market.

A 39-year-old Vietnamese man pleaded guilty in a Malaysian Sessions Court to possessing 1,000 python bile and 191 tongues following a RM36 million wildlife bust in Johor Bahru.

Authorities in Malaysia have carried out a significant nationwide crackdown on illegal e-waste activities across eleven states, resulting in a RM582 million haul and 515 arrests.

Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Mohd Khalid Ismail stated that there is currently no evidence linking the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to the ongoing 'corporate mafia' case.

Malaysia is experiencing a significant impact from a tightening plastic packaging market, with PET plastic prices increasing by 40% due to a supply chain shortage.

A 58-year-old trailer driver in Jasin, Malaysia, survived a highway crash only to be fatally struck by another lorry while attempting to cross the road.

Police in Teluk Intan, Malaysia, arrested nine individuals, including one woman, in an operation that seized cannabis, methamphetamine, and heroin.

A two-acre forest fire that broke out in a hilly area along Jalan PUJ 2/24, Taman Puncak Jalil, Seri Kembangan, Malaysia, was successfully brought under control by the Fire Department on April 10.

The Malaysian Ringgit has extended its gains against the US dollar, attributed to an overall improvement in market risk appetite.

An article from The Star (Malaysia) presents a commentary on the need for a 'wake-up call' regarding law and order.

Mao Ting, a Singaporean mother, developed the regional footwear brand Sunnystep after a spinal injury caused chronic pain and made walking difficult. The brand now has 17 outlets across Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Consumers in Malaysia are being informed that any anticipated decrease in petrol prices will likely be postponed, indicating continued high fuel costs for the foreseeable future.

Malaysia is implementing tighter enforcement measures on subsidized fuel and controlled household goods near its land borders to prevent the transfer of public funds beyond the country's borders.

A couple in Malaysia is set to be charged on April 9 for possession of illegal wildlife parts, amidst concerns from conservationists about a booming trade.

Ten specific areas across Peninsular Malaysia have been placed under a Level 1 heat alert, indicating a need for residents to take precautions against rising temperatures.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil announced that the Malaysian government will support its film industry by offering insolvency assistance and free mediation for disputes under RM250,000.

Malaysia's Fisheries Department confirmed that the country's fish supply remains stable and unaffected by the global energy crisis, with sufficient stockpiles to last for three months if necessary.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has settled a 2022 defamation suit filed against him by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad over a nepotism claim.

A 23-year-old man in Kuching, Malaysia, was fined RM3,000 (approximately $630 USD) for hurling a petrol bomb at a house in an intimidation attempt. He faces 10 months’ jail if he defaults on the fine.

The High Court in Kuala Lumpur has set April 28 to deliver its decision on former politician Shamsul Iskandar's application to transfer his graft case. The ruling will determine the next steps in the legal proceedings.

Malaysia's Human Resources Ministry has stated that the implementation of flexible working arrangements (FWA) by the private sector must adhere to the provisions of the Employment Act 1955.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has remanded a former chief executive and chairman in connection with a RM300 million share deal scandal.

A structure in Serkam, Jasin, believed to be a shrine and containing the word 'Allah', is scheduled for demolition today. This decision was announced by a Melaka exco member.

The First Meeting of the Fourth Year of the Fifteenth Perak Legislative Assembly in Malaysia is scheduled to convene from April 14 to 21, as announced by the state Speaker.

Malaysia's Ministry of Unity has introduced a new module titled 'Understand, Respect, Accept, Celebrate' aimed at fostering unity through interfaith and cultural harmony.

The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) Perak branch conducted a raid on a mobile phone shop in Ipoh, seizing 1,107 units of counterfeit items as part of a broader crackdown.

Authorities in Melaka, Malaysia, have issued an order for the demolition of a controversial shrine-like structure located in Serkam.

Authorities discovered 41 dead cats and rescued 36 severely neglected cats from an apartment in Subang Jaya, Malaysia.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that strong foreign relations are crucial for protecting Malaysia's shipping interests in the volatile Strait of Hormuz.

Police in Shah Alam, Malaysia, have arrested a man believed to have gone amok with a cleaver at a restaurant in Telok Mengkuang, Kuala Langat.

The General Operations Force (GOF) in Kelantan, Malaysia, has crippled a human smuggling syndicate, intercepting a seven-vehicle convoy and detaining 52 undocumented migrants.

The National Registration Department (NRD) detained 46 foreigners during an enforcement operation in Bukit Raja for possessing fake MyKads.

Malaysia's Economy Minister stated that the country is aligned with Australia on safeguarding domestic energy supply, emphasizing cooperation amid current global uncertainties.

Malaysia is proceeding with its 30-container humanitarian aid mission to Gaza, reaffirming its commitment to addressing the crisis despite escalating regional conflicts.

A shirtless man was seen chasing another individual with a chopping knife in broad daylight in Kuala Langat, Malaysia. The suspect was restrained before being arrested by authorities.

The Mentri Besar of Perak has dismissed recent speculation regarding the possibility of snap polls being held soon in the Malaysian state. He stated that such elections are unlikely in the near future.

Malaysian glove maker WRP to shut down over Iran war shocks The Star

An inquiry is underway to determine if Penang, Malaysia, is currently facing a fuel shortage.

Malaysian Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil expressed shock over recent social media posts by Papagomo following a lawsuit settlement and is now seeking legal advice regarding the matter.

A 54-year-old man in Lahad Datu, Malaysia, has been sentenced to 165 years in prison and 110 strokes of the cane for raping his two daughters, a sentence confirmed by new reports.

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

A long-running 'corporate mafia' feud in Malaysia has taken a new turn with a key mogul being sued.

FitchSolutions unit has commented that the Malaysian government's decision to further adjust the BUDI95 allocation is a sensible fiscal move. However, they warn that these adjustments are not without potential fallout risks for the economy.

Civil servants in Malaysia's Negri Sembilan state will adopt a hybrid work model, working from home two days a week starting April 15.

Petronas Tanker Clears Hormuz, Bound for Refinery in Malaysia  Bloomberg.com

Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) has launched an investigation into a company following a viral message claiming a hike in LPG prices.

Police have arrested 43 men in connection with an attack on an entertainment outlet in Cheras, Malaysia.

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening efforts to curb diesel smuggling and subsidy leakages in national waters. This initiative aims to protect national resources and ensure fair distribution of subsidies.

Malaysia's Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) confiscated a large haul of exotic animal parts, including compressed tiger parts, primate parts, and suspected python genitalia, valued at RM36.8 million in Johor Bahru on April 7.

The Strait of Hormuz has been identified as a vital waterway for ensuring Malaysia's consistent oil supply. Its strategic importance highlights potential vulnerabilities in global energy security.

The first Madani Mart was launched in Pahang as part of wider efforts to manage the cost of living, drawing comparisons to the previous KR1M program.

Malaysia's minister announced plans for a phased expansion of the country's biodiesel program, indicating a continued commitment to renewable energy sources.

Twelve individuals were apprehended following a criminal gang attack on an entertainment establishment in Cheras, Malaysia.

The Malaysian government plans to establish a national strategic buffer stock of medicines and medical devices to ensure supply continuity, citing concerns related to the ongoing Middle East conflict.

An article explores whether working for an extended period consistently leads to an increase in monthly Social Security benefits.

A Malaysian Magistrate’s Court has issued arrest warrants for two sons of former Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin and their associate for failing to appear for an investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

The chief of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) dismissed widespread claims that higher education institutions are breeding grounds for corruption, arguing that one or two isolated cases do not represent all universities.

Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi announced that critical hot spots related to the ongoing heatwave in Malaysia are under control, thanks to continuous monitoring efforts.

A storm alert has been issued for seven states in Malaysia and the federal territory of Labuan, warning of thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds.

A 25-year-old man died from slash wounds in a machete brawl in Buntong, Ipoh, Malaysia, leading to one arrest while police search for two more suspects.