Malaysia's proposed vape ban has left approximately 1.4 million users in a state of regulatory uncertainty, impacting the once-easy trade of flavored vape liquids.

The 18-year ordeal of Norida Akmal Ayob has brought to light a silent crisis of an unknown number of Malaysian women stranded in dire conditions in Indonesia.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is facing internal dissent from his long-time lieutenant Rafizi Ramli, raising questions about the future of the Reformasi movement.

A writer has been cleared by a Thai court after a Malaysian agency withdrew a defamation case against them, according to an AP News report.

Countries across East Asia, including Taiwan, China, Vietnam, and Malaysia, are celebrating the Year of the Horse with parades and various festivities.

A controversy surrounding Malaysia's anti-corruption chief has raised public questions about accountability and oversight, straining the country's reform efforts.

Hundreds of Malaysians rallied in the capital, calling for the arrest of anti-corruption head Azam Baki following allegations against him.

Malaysia's Parliament has passed legislation for the Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link, bringing Malaysia and Singapore closer to launching a 5-minute cross-border train service with a high hourly passenger capacity.

Scientists have assessed the deadly Nipah virus, an infectious disease primarily transmitted by bats and first identified in Malaysia, as having a 'limited' spread.

Malaysia's health ministry has reported a rise in tuberculosis cases to over 3,000, urging the public to observe precautions as people gather for Ramadan bazaars and breaking fast events.

Chinese tourists are increasingly choosing Malaysia for Lunar New Year festivities, seeking to escape the cold and traditional family gatherings.

Malaysia experienced a significant 27% increase in vehicle sales during January, indicating a strong start to the year for its automotive sector.

An Australian resident has been cleared by a Thai court after a defamation case brought by Malaysia's telecoms regulator was formally withdrawn.

Scientists from Malaysia and China have been recognized for their contributions to science and technology, receiving the prestigious Khwarizmi International Award.

Many Southeast Asian countries, including Singapore and Malaysia, reported real GDP growth rates exceeding 5% in the last quarter of the previous year, primarily fueled by robust global AI demand boosting semiconductor exports.

Malaysia has taken a firm stance against becoming a global e-waste dumping ground, but enforcing its ban against millions of tons of scrap poses a significant challenge.

Malaysia has formed a special committee to investigate allegations against the head of its anti-corruption agency regarding share ownership, fueling calls for his resignation.

Malaysia's Prime Minister defends his anti-corruption chief amid a share row, while the country implements stricter visa controls for Chinese nationals and a minister criticizes poor service hindering tourism goals.

Twelve Malaysian police officers have been arrested for allegedly extorting cryptocurrency from a group of Chinese nationals.

A witness recounts the final moments before a family of five was killed in a house in Cherating Damai, Malaysia’s Pahang state.

Malaysia and Japan are collaborating on a major cross-border carbon capture project, despite ongoing doubts about its climate benefits.

Malaysia experiences a surprising surge in economic growth, prompting analysts to upgrade their 2026 forecasts for the nation.

Malaysia’s King has issued a warning, indicating that the graft agency is among those on his 'radar.'

Malaysian authorities in Sabah have seized electronic cigarette devices and merchandise valued at $400,000 and arrested 33 individuals during raids targeting illicit vape trade.

Malaysian police have dismantled a sex ring operating from a posh three-storey house in Kuala Lumpur, where foreign prostitutes charged up to US$900 per session.

A father and son were arrested in Malaysia in connection with the brutal murder of a woman whose dismembered remains were found at landfills, with jealousy identified as the motive.

Persistent tuberculosis cases in Malaysia suggest a potential under-reporting of the disease, which is easily diagnosable and treatable, indicating a 'slow-burn epidemic'.