Youth and sports minister Hannah Yeoh says the organisers must take full responsibility for the unsanctioned event.

The Bukit Mertajam magistrates' court postpones the case pending the appointment of a Nepali interpreter for the accused.

Former president Suharto’s three-decade rule was marked by allegations of corruption and human rights abuses, including violent crackdowns on dissent.

Hafiz Sahidi admits to having mistakenly reported the facts in his social media post, which has since been deleted.

Foreign minister Mohamad Hasan says Malaysia can join the economic grouping as a full member when the time is right.

Scam victims in Singapore have lost around US$2.9 billion since 2020, according to data from the local police.

Seoul alliance will remain focused on defending the country from nuclear-armed North Korea, though their deployment could be altered to counter other threats if necessary.

Tesla's board is pushing for shareholders to approve the plan, with Chair Robyn Denholm warning last week that Musk could leave the company if the deal is rejected.

BP launched a major pivot back to its more profitable oil and gas business, shelving its once industry-leading targets on reducing carbon emissions and slashing clean energy investment.

PBS veep Arthur Sen says the state government allocated a total of RM313.8 million in the past five years to non-Muslim houses of worship and Chinese schools.

Tensions remain high between Islamabad and New Delhi after the worst fighting since 1999 took place in May, with more than 70 people killed in missile, drone and artillery exchanges.

Rosmaini was charged with causing grievous bodily harm to Jahidah, 46, who was then 10 weeks pregnant by hitting her head, face and hands and stomping on her back. He was accused of committing the ...