Malaysia faces a dual challenge: the highest rate of personal data leaks in Asia and a massive e-waste problem, with enough electronic waste to nearly fill the Petronas Twin Towers. Read more...

Recent news from Malaysia covers pension arrears, potential EPF withdrawals, air pollution concerns in Kuantan, and a controversial congestion charge plan for Kuala Lumpur. Read more...

Nvidia's stock plunge and insider activity at both Nvidia and Palantir raise questions for investors. Is this a buying opportunity or a sign of trouble ahead? Read more...

Malaysia's Prime Minister credits the country's 5.1% GDP growth and Bursa Malaysia's performance for the stellar dividends from ASB and EPF, even as financial heavyweights face selling pressure. Read more...

Malaysia plans to extend QR code immigration clearance to car users at Johor checkpoints. Discussions in Dewan Rakyat also focused on EPF contributions for non-citizens and GDP growth. Read more...

Anwar Ibrahim and Azmad have reached an out-of-court settlement in a defamation lawsuit concerning claims about Anwar's salary as Selangor's economic advisor. Plus, a look at Harun Idris's prison diary. Read more...

Two witnesses await clearance to testify in the Najib case concerning 1MDB. Meanwhile, a Malaysiakini journalist, B. Nantha Kumar, has been released on bail after being detained in a bribery probe. Read more...

Following a controversial radio segment, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim calls for national harmony and mutual respect, while authorities investigate the incident. Read more...

A roundup of Malaysian political news, including a potential protest over urban renewal, calls for wage increases, an e-invoicing clarification request, and an investigation into radio hosts. Read more...

Global nature protection agreements, urban heritage preservation, and concerns over stray animal management are in the news. Read on for updates on these pressing issues. Read more...

Malaysia's Dewan Rakyat passes a key bill paving the way for greater parliamentary independence in 2025. Plus, updates on school placements and a Justice Council meeting. Read more...

Malaysia's stock market recovers after a losing streak, while a doctor falls victim to a crypto scam. Plus, calls for a recovery plan for Premiera Hotel. Read more...

Malaysia faces weather challenges as MetMalaysia warns of thunderstorms and the JMG reports 24 sinkhole incidents since 2019, with Perak recording the most. Read more...

Astro Audio suspends radio announcers after backlash, FinTags offers XBRL solutions, Wahed appoints a new board member, housing credit guarantees reach billions, and an insurance agent loses millions in a scam. Read more...

PKR preps for GE16 with internal elections, while a Sentul murder case shocks the nation. Plus, honors for Dr. Zaliha and Fahmi. Read more...

A roundup of Malaysian political news: Umno Youth seeks updates on Harith Iskander and Cecilia Yap probes, a Duta Enclave land dispute heads to court, and Dzulkefly Ahmad and Najib Razak discuss a defamation case. Read more...

Kuala Lumpur athletics association (FTKLAA) must merge with Putrajaya and Labuan to participate in the upcoming Malaysia Athletics annual general meeting on June 15. This impacts their voice in Malaysian athletics elections. Read more...

A roundup of recent news from Malaysia, including court decisions, police investigations, and controversies surrounding student protests and local bazaars. Read more...

A roundup of top news from Malaysia, including a civil service reshuffle, bribery accusations involving a journalist, updates on the heatwave, and revelations about the 1MDB scandal. Read more...

Prime Minister Anwar warns against exploiting religion for political gain. Meanwhile, Malaysia grapples with gender equality and provides relief to flood victims in Jasin. Read more...