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...

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri is under investigation for alleged corruption involving RM170-177 million. The MACC has seized assets and arrested a journalist in related probes. Read more...

The Federal Court has reaffirmed the binding nature of the 2018 Indira Gandhi case, signaling that appeals against unilateral religious conversions are unlikely to succeed. Separately, Australia admits to wrongly detaining more Indonesian children. Read more...

Recent policy changes include expanded bereavement leave for expectant parents and a new bypass to alleviate traffic congestion in Nová Paka, Czech Republic. Immigration raids and a manhunt for an online offender are also underway. Read more...

The Parliamentary Advisory Committee (PAC) is urging LTAT to diversify investments and ensure Mara Inc. projects generate high profits. Focus is on risk reduction and financial performance. Read more...

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil confirmed complaints about a radio station incident insulting the Hindu faith, leading SKMM to summon Astro and Era FM to provide an explanation. The article also examines SKMM's role in social media regulation. Read more...

Key business updates from Malaysia: a logistics firm faces charges, hotels seek fee relief, the government aims to boost investment, and state firms donate to charity. Read more...

Political turmoil in Iran as the Finance Minister is dismissed. A UK court rejects non-binary recognition. Right-wing unity rises in the EU Parliament. Read more...

Market trends show a mixed bag: the Malaysian ringgit is up, hedge funds are slightly less bullish, and Bangladeshi factories are increasing automation, impacting workers. OFS Capital earnings reveal weakness. Read more...

A look at the latest news from Malaysia, including the opening of a new transportation terminal, rising domestic violence cases, and a renewed search for MH370. 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...

Republican lawmakers, including senators, are openly criticizing Trump's handling of the Ukraine war after the U.S. opposed a UN resolution condemning Russia. Democrats have echoed the criticism. 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...

Former PM Ismail Sabri's questioning by the MACC is delayed due to health concerns. Meanwhile, a heated debate unfolds over EPF losses and potential withdrawals. 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...

A roundup of today's top political stories: Greek protests over rail safety, US mayors face scrutiny, Malaysian calls for moderation, and UK arts education debates. 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...