KUALA LUMPUR, July 3 — Thai security forces have apprehended a local man to assist in the investigation of a roads...

Malaysia continued to be the largest source of foreign tourists visiting Indonesia in May, accounting for 21% of all international arrivals.

Malaysia's Immigration Director-General has advised citizens not to rush to replace their existing passports, as a new rollout system is set to begin on July 1.

Two Malaysian citizens were injured and a third occupant escaped unhurt after a bomb exploded near their vehicle in Tak Bai, Thailand.

Malaysia's fuel subsidy bill has tripled to RM11 billion amidst the West Asia crisis, with the BUDI MADANI targeted fuel subsidy programme benefiting 14 million Malaysians.

Malaysia's Transport Minister announced that a new Road Transport Department (JPJ) branch will soon operate seven days a week, aiming to improve accessibility for Malaysians to settle JPJ-related matters.

Pakatan Harapan Chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has advised voters in Johor to choose leaders who demonstrate integrity and humility, during a speech in Muar.

Faced with increasing rental costs and substantial deposit requirements, some Malaysians are choosing to live in hotels as an alternative to traditional housing.

Malaysians increased their spending by 15.3 percent to RM174.8 billion in April, according to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM), though the volume of goods purchased rose by a smaller 6.2 percent.

A Singaporean individual linked to a Cambodia-based scam syndicate has been arrested, while 30 other suspects, including 24 Singaporeans and six Malaysians, remain at large.

Malaysians can now apply for a new 10-year passport for RM350, with fees for lost passports ranging from RM550 to RM1,350.

The Star | Malaysia reports on individuals celebrating significant events or holidays while being away from their home country.

Malaysia's National Unity Minister, Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang, used his Wesak Day message to call on Malaysians to uphold human values and foster a wiser digital culture.

Putrajaya has demanded an investigation into the alleged abuse of Malaysian citizens detained by Israel during a Gaza flotilla mission. Malaysia insists on the protection of its citizens' rights and dignity.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim called on citizens to unite in common values and reject hate politics during a Wesak Day conference.

Following the GSF 2.0 event, all 428 activists who were detained have been released, with Malaysian participants anticipated to return home by May 24. This marks a resolution to the situation involving the activists.

Health experts in Malaysia are urging high-risk adults to get vaccinated against influenza, warning that too few Malaysians are getting flu shots despite high awareness, ahead of the mid-year influenza season.

Malaysia's Southwest Monsoon has begun, with officials advising the public to prepare for hotter days and sudden storms.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has issued a direct order to all ministries to realign aid and protect vulnerable Malaysians from the impact of rising living costs.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is calling on citizens to support the nation's shortlisted projects for the WSIS Prizes 2026.

Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo's social group-buying model is significantly impacting Malaysians' shopping experiences by driving down prices, raising questions about its implications for local vendors.

As Malaysia observes Labour Day, attention is drawn to the increasing number of older Malaysians remaining in the workforce, with experts warning about significant gaps in retirement readiness.

Viral videos showing three elephants appearing distressed in a Japanese zoo have sparked public outrage in Malaysia, with many interpreting their reaction to Malay names as homesickness and demanding their return.

Malaysia's Finance Ministry has assured citizens that essential public services, including healthcare and education, will remain unaffected by the government's recent expenditure adjustment measures.

Malaysia's Statistics Department has issued a warning to citizens, stating that income surplus years are typically limited to ages 29-55, urging them to save wisely before their income declines.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized the need for universities to integrate knowledge, technology, and moral values, moving beyond mere certification. He also stated that foreign technology firms investing in Malaysia must commit to training local Malaysians.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has addressed the timing of upcoming state polls, stating no talks are underway for postponement due to an energy crisis, while also eyeing elections by October amid looming subsidy cuts. He also urged young Malaysians to understand geopolitics and guard against misinformation.

Malaysians repaid a record RM23 billion in credit card debt by December 2025, even as overall household debt continued to increase.

Malaysians are inquiring about the possibility of increasing their BUDI95 petrol subsidy limit to 300 litres. This query highlights public interest in government support programs for fuel costs.

A new study by Malaysia's Health Ministry indicates that only 14.7% of Malaysians aged 60 and above are considered to be 'ageing well'.

Malaysian authorities remind the public that in a medical emergency, every second counts, urging them to dial 999 for faster help rather than wasting time searching online.

The ongoing conflict in West Asia is causing a global energy crisis, leading to looming price hikes that are impacting consumers, including Malaysians. The conflict's grip on global energy supply is affecting various sectors worldwide.

A new Ipsos survey highlights a paradox in Malaysia where citizens continue to rely on private cars despite the availability of affordable public transportation options.

A Singapore-registered car driver was arrested in Johor, Malaysia, for allegedly pumping subsidized Malaysian petrol, sparking approval from Malaysians amid a border crackdown on fuel costs.

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

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.

Bukit Aman has issued a warning to Malaysians regarding online part-time job scams, revealing that victims have collectively lost RM251 million since January 2025 through fraudulent schemes involving tasks like 'likes' and 'shares'.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim extended Easter greetings to all Christian Malaysians, wishing them a hopeful and meaningful celebration.

Malaysians are increasingly adopting home farming practices, driven by a desire for self-sufficiency and a healthier lifestyle. This trend reflects a growing interest in sustainable living and local food production.

The Malaysian Communications Ministry is urging the Malaysian Media Council (MMC) and the Malaysian Press Institute (MPI) to hold discussions on whether the press should shield the public from overly graphic tragedy footage.

Penang police have successfully dismantled an armed robbery gang, arresting seven Malaysians and two Indonesians, and recovering 4.3kg of stolen gold valued at RM3.6 million.

Malaysian 4x4 drivers are experiencing hardship as diesel prices have significantly increased, while a broader surge in fuel prices is causing Malaysians to rethink petrol cars and consider switching to electric vehicles.

Malaysians and Indonesians are struggling with an ongoing heatwave, leading to disruptions and water shortage concerns, prompting Indonesia's government to focus on securing water supplies to mitigate an anticipated earlier and longer dry season.

Malaysian citizens residing in Qatar have been urged to comply with safety instructions and regulations as schools in the country resume operations.

Timely tax refunds are providing financial relief, helping to ease expenses for individuals celebrating Hari Raya, with Malaysian reports highlighting the positive impact.

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.

Young Malaysians share their varied approaches to managing their "duit raya," the traditional monetary gifts received during the Eid al-Fitr celebrations, debating whether to save or splurge.

Malaysian politician Shamsul Iskandar has paid tribute to a late cancer patient, commending their fighting spirit and highlighting the compassion shown by Malaysians.

Malaysian investors are expressing significant interest in investment opportunities within Cambodia's corn industry.

Two more Malaysians have been arrested in Singapore in connection with scams involving the impersonation of government officials.

These Malaysians are rediscovering the joy of sewing their own Hari Raya outfits  The Star

KUALA LUMPUR, March 19 — Malaysians are heading into Hari Raya Aidilfitri this year better prepared, with man...

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.

From kampung to K-pop: Malaysians rethink Hari Raya celebrations  The Straits Times

Malaysian citizens recount their terrifying experiences during recent airstrikes in Qatar, highlighting the impact of the conflict on civilians.

KUALA LUMPUR, March 12 — A further 179 Malaysians arrived safely in the country from Doha, Qatar, early...

SEPANG, March 11 — A total of 163 Malaysians stranded in several West Asian countries arrived home at 12.32 pm tod...

More Malaysians are travelling during festive holidays  The Star

SEREMBAN, March 9 — Malaysians stranded in several Arab countries have been advised to immediately notify the near...

Campaign discussions in the Johor state election in Malaysia are increasingly focusing on issues sensitive to Chinese Malaysians, a factor analysts believe could be decisive in certain constituencies.

Two Malaysians were injured in a roadside bomb explosion in Tak Bai, southern Thailand, with one victim describing their survival as a 'miracle.' The incident highlights the ongoing security concerns in the region.

The Malaysian Consulate General in Songkhla has issued an alert advising Malaysians in southern Thailand to be vigilant due to warnings of heavy rainfall in the region.

Malaysia's Health Ministry confirmed its official website was hacked, advising citizens to avoid the site and use verified platforms for information.

Malaysians are enjoying a feast as an oversupply of durians has led to a significant drop in prices, described as a "durian tsunami."

Nearly 39,000 Malaysians lost their jobs in the first five months of this year, with individuals aged 25 to 39 being the hardest hit, according to the HR Ministry.

Deputy Prime Ministers and Cabinet ministers in Malaysia called on citizens to embrace the Hijrah spirit of unity and resilience.

Banks in Malaysia will abolish the RM1 fee for interbank cash withdrawals at Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) starting July. This change will provide Malaysians with unlimited free withdrawals nationwide.

A new study reveals that digitally engaged Malaysians possess strong financial literacy, but many still struggle with digital security.

The CVSKL Foundation is assisting Malaysians suffering from serious heart diseases by helping to cover the significant costs associated with their medical treatment. This initiative addresses a major challenge for patients in the country.

The Malaysian Embassy confirmed that no Malaysian citizens were affected after a Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 aircraft experienced a nose landing gear incident at Frankfurt Airport.

Malaysian Minister Fahmi Fadzil called on politicians and citizens to heed His Majesty Sultan's call to uphold the Rukun Negara and preserve national unity.

KUALA LUMPUR, May 31 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has called on all Malaysians to reflect on the nobl...

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for responsible reporting in an era of information overload and warned citizens against mistaking social media snippets for genuine knowledge. He emphasized the dangers of misinformation while also noting that budget cuts to the Education Ministry are unavoidable but manageable.

Bank Negara Malaysia is employing psychological principles to redesign financial documents like loan and credit card product disclosure sheets, aiming to make them more accessible and readable for Malaysians.

An expanded program will allow more Malaysians to receive a free flu vaccine.

Malaysia's Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs), Dr Zulkifli Hasan, has called on Muslims and all Malaysians to embrace the spirit of the Rukun Negara and show respect for the royal institution.

Malaysia's Election Commission has gazetted the April voter roll, automatically registering 39,111 citizens aged 18 and above under the Undi18 initiative.

A recent survey reveals that Malaysians are becoming less tolerant of differing opinions and values, coinciding with a growing trend of "insular trust" within the population.

Twenty-five Malaysian citizens have reportedly been detained by the Israeli military, according to The Star | Malaysia.

Pinduoduo's bargain-driven e-commerce model is significantly influencing and reshaping the shopping experience for consumers in Malaysia's competitive online retail market.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) in Malaysia has launched new facilities, i-Legasi and i-Emas, along with a retirement goal calculator, to assist Malaysians in planning for their extended retirement years.

Malaysia's Home Minister has advised citizens not to rush in changing their MyKads when the National Registration Department introduces the new identification cards.

Malaysians are being reminded to prioritize safety during outdoor activities to prevent accidents and injuries.

Umno returnee Khairy Jamaluddin stated that more young Malaysians are showing interest in joining the party, attributing this trend to nostalgia and a desire for stability.

An international crackdown on online child exploitation has led to the arrest of 69 Malaysians, including several civil servants, highlighting a significant effort to combat such crimes.

Malaysia’s National Transfer Accounts (NTA) 2022 reveal how income and spending patterns shift across different life stages for Malaysians.

Two more Malaysian individuals have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a scam impersonating government officials.

Malaysians have lost approximately RM2.9 billion to online scams, prompting Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil to warn of AI-powered fraud threats and call for stronger action.

Malaysian banks approved a record amount of car loans in December 2025, indicating a continued strong preference for private vehicles among Malaysians despite efforts to promote public rail transport.

A serial luxury watch scammer has defrauded individuals in Malaysia of almost RM2 million, prompting warnings from authorities.

A viral video showing a single father struggling to pay for motorcycle repairs in Kuala Lumpur has led to an outpouring of donations from Malaysians, which the father is now refusing.

Ordinary Malaysians and other Southeast Asians are feeling the economic impact of the ongoing 'Iran war'. The article explores how a distant conflict is affecting daily life and costs in the region.

Malaysia's Home Minister has called on citizens to prepare for potential economic and supply disruptions, particularly those driven by energy, amidst ongoing geopolitical developments.

Three Malaysian men were arrested in Thailand's Khon Kaen province after police discovered 97kg of methamphetamine on a train bound for Bangkok.

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.

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.

Malaysia's Social Security Organisation (Perkeso) held its final stakeholder engagement session to discuss a proposed commuter scheme for Malaysians employed in Singapore.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on citizens to fully grasp the far-reaching implications of the ongoing Middle East conflict, emphasizing its potential effects on the nation.

Malaysian citizens are reportedly stockpiling essential goods as an energy crisis, exacerbated by the Iran war, poses challenges for the government.

MyDigital Corporation has announced a collaboration with Oracle to provide AI training to 300,000 Malaysians by the year 2029, aiming to boost the country's digital skills.

Several Malaysians have shared their personal and often painful experiences of distancing themselves from their families.

Calls are being made for swift government action to assist the Malaysian public in managing the burden of rising fuel costs.

The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) is encouraging Malaysians to grow their own vegetables to mitigate the impact of rising produce costs.

The Sarawak Department of Environment has advised against open burning during the hot, dry season, while a coalition of Malaysian trade unions pushes for worker protection. Additionally, Malaysians are now urged to cut shower times and stop daily car washes to conserve water amid the ongoing heat spell.

Cambodian authorities have arrested 49 suspected members of a global online scam syndicate in a raid in Phnom Penh, including three Malaysians.

Several Malaysians have been banned from the Budi95 fuel subsidy program after being caught filling up containers in their car boots, violating the program's terms.

Four Malaysian students earned two gold medals at the Bangkok Innovation Awards, receiving commendation from the Human Resources minister for their international success.

KUALA LUMPUR, March 20 — Cabinet ministers urged Malaysians to use Aidilfitri celebrations as ways to strengthen u...

KUALA LUMPUR, March 19 — Malaysians are feeling significantly happier in 2026, with the country's happiness sc...

MetMalaysia has forecasted hot and dry weather for Aidilfitri, advising Malaysians to stay alert and hydrated during the festive period.

Former Federal Court judge Nallini Pathmanathan encouraged lawyers to undertake more pro bono work to improve access to justice for Malaysians who cannot afford legal services.

Malaysians are increasingly struggling to secure financing for homes, leading to rising loan rejections and slowing property sales, a situation warned by Rehda.

Malaysians recall terrifying ordeal during Qatar airstrikes  The Star | Malaysia

PUTRAJAYA, March 12 — The Traveller Scheme, which aims to protect Malaysians commuting to work across the bor...

A total of 163 Malaysian citizens have safely arrived at KLIA after being evacuated from the West Asia conflict zone.

The Embassy of Malaysia in Doha facilitated the transport of Malaysians stranded in Qatar to Jeddah by bus as part of ongoing evacuation efforts from the Middle East.

KUALA LUMPUR, March 9 — The Foreign Ministry’s official travel advisory dated March 5, covering 10 Middle Ea...

Malaysia's Department of Statistics (DOSM) revealed that Malaysians spend 21.7% of their day, or more than five hours, on unpaid household chores and caregiving activities.

Security has been increased along the Malaysia-Thailand border after two Malaysian men were wounded in a roadside bomb explosion in Thailand's Narathiwat province, an area known for insurgency.

Malaysia's Prime Minister announced that a total of 25,000 people are expected to benefit from the newly launched Bakat Madani initiative.

A Merdeka Center survey reveals that a majority of Malaysians support the proposal for electing the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, indicating growing traction for reform efforts.

Malaysia is experiencing a 'durian tsunami' which has caused the price of Musang King durian to drop significantly, with prices as low as RM9 per kilogram.

The Malaysian Ministry of Finance announced that the subsidized diesel price for Malaysians will decrease to RM2.10 per litre starting July 2026, under a MyKad-based subsidy mechanism.

An Ipsos survey reveals that Malaysians are generally optimistic about the daily benefits of artificial intelligence, but they are less confident about its positive impact on the job market and the broader economy.

Despite safety warnings, thousands of Malaysians continue to visit southern Thailand, drawn by the appeal of an 'overseas holiday,' according to the Kelantan police chief.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil announced that 1.88 million Malaysians have received RM1.42 billion in MySalam payouts for hospitalisation, critical illness, and medical device aid.

Malaysia's King celebrated his official birthday with an investiture ceremony, receiving congratulations from ministers and emphasizing that those who reject Rukun Negara principles are unfit to be called Malaysians.

Malaysian Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh emphasized the importance of public participation in arts, cultural, educational, and community events to ensure Dataran Merdeka remains a vibrant public space, particularly for the upcoming KL Festival 2026.

Malaysians are finding ways to celebrate the Gawai Dayak harvest festival, even when they are away from their hometowns and families.

Canada has broadened its visa-free air travel access for eligible Malaysian citizens.

Malaysia's Economy Minister urged citizens to compare prices and make informed purchasing decisions, emphasizing that "purchasing power is in your hands" amidst ongoing concerns about rising costs.

The Sultan of Selangor delivered an Aidiladha message, calling on Malaysians to defend national unity and uphold the Rukun Negara. He emphasized that Malay unity should not be misinterpreted and that mutual respect is crucial for national stability.

Young Malaysians are sharing their experiences with 'buy now, pay later' schemes, highlighting how small, forgettable purchases can lead them down a slippery slope of debt.

Malaysian political figures, including Mahathir Mohamad and Khairy Jamaluddin, are reflecting on the country's economic stability under Anwar Ibrahim and the evolving 'coalition of coalitions' political reality.

The head of Google Malaysia has issued a warning to Malaysians to be vigilant against increasingly sophisticated online scam traps.

Malaysia's Transport Ministry announced that the Road Transport Department (JPJ) will begin accepting applications for foreign driving licence conversions for Malaysian citizens nationwide starting June 1.

The command centre has reported that the status of 10 Malaysians aboard the GSF remains unknown after 38 hours.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the government is collaborating with friendly nations to secure the release of Malaysian citizens held on seized vessels.

Consumer confidence among Malaysians dropped sharply in April, leading them to tighten spending and avoid risks as inflation continues to impact the economy.

KUALA LUMPUR, April 29 — From stamp books and post office savings to instant QR payments, Malaysians’ relati...

A recent study indicates that Malaysia ranks among the top countries globally for optimism and readiness regarding artificial intelligence. The findings highlight a positive outlook on AI's future impact among Malaysians.

A new report forecasts a substantial increase in Malaysia's ultra-high-net-worth individuals and billionaires, with the number of billionaires expected to reach 1,881 by 2031. This projection indicates significant wealth growth in the country over the next decade.

Amidst current uncertainties, Malaysians are actively seeking and implementing various methods to manage stress and maintain their mental well-being.

A historical account highlights how tapioca played a vital role in sustaining many Malaysians during the challenging period of the Japanese occupation of Malaya.

The Malaysian government has confirmed that no Malaysians were harmed or seriously affected by the recent strong earthquake in Japan. This statement provides reassurance following the seismic event.

Malaysia's People’s Income Initiative-Agricultural Entrepreneurship (IPR-Intan) programme has generated RM22 million and helped over 2,300 Malaysians earn additional income.

A recent study reveals that 71% of Malaysians advocate for stricter traffic penalties, driven by increasing public alarm over road safety issues in the country.

Amid global economic uncertainty and volatile geopolitical tensions, Malaysians are being advised to re-evaluate their spending, travel, and daily habits due to increasing fuel costs.

Public frustration is mounting in Malaysia regarding a persistent fuel crisis, leading to increased impatience with the government's handling of the situation.

Malaysians are increasingly withdrawing funds from their Employees Provident Fund (EPF) flexible accounts, primarily for short-term survival, with a noticeable gap across different income groups.

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

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has indicated that there will be no snap general election for now, instead urging Malaysians to unite and work together to improve the country.

IPOH, April 4 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged Malaysians to remain grateful and united as...

Malaysia's Economy Minister stated that local TikTok content creators are driving job creation and contributing significantly to the digital economy. He emphasized that Malaysian youths are redefining work and enterprise in the digital age.

The ongoing US-Iran conflict is expected to impact Malaysian households, potentially altering consumption habits due to economic repercussions.

Malaysian Minister Amir Hamzah urged the public to adopt a more prudent and moderate lifestyle in response to global uncertainties.

Qatar has condemned Iranian attacks on its territory, following reports of loud explosions in Doha and subsequent advisories for Malaysians in Qatar to follow safety guidelines as schools reopen.

Some Malaysians are utilizing the Chinese New Year break to avoid making additional travel trips, potentially due to economic considerations or travel logistics.

Water levels are depleting at 30 dams across Peninsular Malaysia, prompting the Span chief to urge citizens to cut shower times and car washes, and to push for mandatory water recycling and rainwater harvesting.

Malaysia's King has urged citizens to take precautions as a heatwave is expected to persist until June, raising concerns about public health.

Malaysians should prepare for a significant increase in vegetable prices, with farmers predicting a potential 50 percent hike as early as April.

Heavy traffic was reported on several major highways across Malaysia as of 5 PM today, with many city dwellers returning to Kuala Lumpur after the Aidilfitri celebrations.

Two Malaysians are set to be charged after a woman was duped of 8.6kg of gold in an impersonation scam, with police having arrested eight Malaysians for similar cases in March 2026 alone.

BUKIT MERTAJAM, March 20 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged Malaysians to celebrate Aidilfitri in...

KUALA LUMPUR, March 19 — The evacuation operation for Malaysians from the West Asia conflict zone has been suspend...

Malaysian authorities have advised citizens to prepare for a more modest lifestyle due to global economic uncertainty stemming from the ongoing US-Iran conflict.

Malaysia's Foreign Minister announced that all Malaysian citizens stranded by the conflict in West Asia, including those on self-arranged umrah trips, have been safely repatriated.

These young Malaysians reflect on the true meaning of Ramadan as they grow older  The Star | Malaysia

No more Malaysians stranded in western Saudi, says consulate-general  The Star | Malaysia

Malaysians recall terrifying ordeal during Qatar airstrikes  The Star | Malaysia

​JEDDAH, March 11 — A total of 164 Malaysians stranded in the conflict zones in West Asia have been successfully e...

Malaysians advised to defer trips to 10 Middle East countries amid ongoing crisis  The Star