The Madani government in Malaysia has affirmed its commitment to keeping the price of RON95 fuel at RM1.99, aiming to protect citizens from the impact of rising global economic pressures and costs.
The MADANI Government Backbenchers Club in Malaysia has welcomed and expressed full support for the government's recent measures, including a 50 percent toll discount and Raya aid initiatives.
The Malaysian government is closely monitoring the supply and prices of essential goods to ensure that citizens can celebrate Aidilfitri without worries about shortages or price hikes.
Several Malaysian civil society groups have accused Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government of using a harsh criminal law provision to intimidate critics, following police questioning of activists, academics, and political researchers.
The Malaysian government is in a strong position to absorb the higher costs due to the various fiscal reforms and consolidation measures implemented over the past three years, said Finance Minister…
The Malaysian government has approved 46 projects aimed at mitigating coastal and estuarine erosion under the 13th Malaysia Plan, as announced by a deputy minister.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the government will launch a training program to provide early exposure to IT and digital skills in religious schools.
Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi has called for immediate action to be taken against any party attempting to destabilize or topple the current government.
The Malaysian government expresses confidence that the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026, which seeks to limit the Prime Minister's term to 10 years, will pass when it is retabled in June.
The Malaysian government has announced its decision to maintain the subsidised RON95 petrol price at RM1.99 per litre, with no major changes planned, according to the economy minister.
The Malaysian government has provided no new updates regarding the investigation into the 2009 death of Teoh Beng Hock, reiterating its 'NFA' (No Further Action) status.
The Malaysian government plans to finalize age verification mechanisms for social media users and introduce penalties of up to RM10 million for platforms by the second quarter of the year.
The Malaysian government has tabled a historic Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2026, aimed at separating the roles of the Public Prosecutor and the Attorney General to ensure greater independence.
The Malaysian government in Putrajaya is exploring a phased work-from-home policy for civil servants as a measure to alleviate the financial burden caused by increasing fuel prices.
DAP advisor Lim Guan Eng has urged the Malaysian government to implement urgent measures, including a tax moratorium and interest-free loans, to support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) facing a 'crisis of survival'.
Malaysia’s National Film Development Corporation, known as FINAS, used a showcase session at Hong Kong FilMart on Tuesday to announce that the Malaysian government has approved a RM300 million ($76.5…
The Small and Medium Enterprises Association (Samenta) has called on the Malaysian government to cease the practice of declaring ad-hoc public holidays, citing their negative impact on the economy.
The Malaysian government failed to secure enough votes to pass a crucial constitutional bill, highlighting the dynamics of the parliamentary whip system and behind-the-scenes political maneuvering.
The Malaysian government is conducting further studies to expand the SARA aid program to include fresh food items and potentially some university students.
The Malaysian government is focusing on improving the drafting of Bills to ensure greater clarity and effectiveness before they are tabled in Parliament.
DAP's July conference is set to review government reforms, while Malaysian MPs are urging for all-in-one elections to streamline the electoral process.
The Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) in Malaysia has affirmed it is taking allegations of an attempt to oust the government seriously and will hold any involved party accountable.
Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that the Cabinet will discuss and await a detailed briefing from MITI before responding to the revived US tariff plan, indicating a cautious approach to the new trade measures.
The Malaysian government and police have applied to the Federal Court for leave to appeal a ruling related to a gravedigger's death in custody in 2019.
The apparent docking of two light US combat ships in Penang over the weekend has raised eyebrows among Malaysian government critics regarding the country’s position on the US-Israel war on Iran, and questions over the deployment of de-mining vessels thousands of miles from the conflict zone.
The USS Tulsa and USS Santa Barbara were seen on Sunday at the North Butterworth Container Terminal, according to social media images and the Financial Times, which cited a US Fifth Fleet spokesperson...
Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said acknowledged public concern regarding accountability, leading to the government's proposed split of the Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor roles.
Malaysia's anti-graft agency has launched an investigation into a deal between Arm Holdings (ARM) and the Malaysian government, scrutinizing potential irregularities.
Malaysia's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) is conducting a comprehensive assessment, including a cost-benefit analysis, on the potential impact of US trade measures on local industries before the Agreement on Reciprocity (ART) takes effect.
The Malaysian government has approved an allocation of RM45.6 million for the development of a new rice mill project in Kedah, aimed at boosting the paddy sector.
Mosti secretary-general Datuk Seri Hasnol Zam Zam has been transferred to the Ministry of Health, while Customs DG Anis Rizana has been appointed NRES secretary-general.
The Malaysian government, Putrajaya, has clarified that the withdrawal of the Attorney General reform Bill is aimed at ensuring its proper formulation rather than abandoning the reform effort.
The Malaysian government has imposed a Liquidated Ascertained Damages (LAD) penalty of RM31.8 million on two companies responsible for delays in the Sabah Pan Borneo Highway project.
The Malaysian government has renewed Lynas Malaysia's operating licence for 10 years, with a minister clarifying that the renewal bars the construction of new radioactive waste facilities.
The Malaysian government announced plans to strengthen the capacity, training, and preparedness of its Civil Defence Force to better respond to climate change impacts and various disasters.
The government is prepared to support the needs of the Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) by arming its officers, according to Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution.
The Malaysian government is intensifying efforts to protect its Musang King durian brand from counterfeit products appearing in China, aiming to safeguard its reputation and market position.
The Malaysian government has announced a Special Financial Assistance (BKK) of RM500 for civil servants in Grade 15 and below, as well as pensioners, as part of its Budget 2026 initiatives.
Commentary suggests that the Democratic Action Party (DAP) has already sustained political damage, regardless of whether it remains part of Anwar Ibrahim's government in Malaysia.