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DAP Congress Votes to Stay in Unity Government Despite Rafizi Ramli's Criticism
DAP congress voted to remain in the unity government and called for equal MP development fund allocations now and by law.
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Malaysia enacts age verification and digital education rules under Online Safety Act 2025
Malaysia mandates social media age verification starting June 1, 2026, with education and parental readiness also emphasized.
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Durian Tunggal shooting investigation paper resubmitted to AGC for fourth time
The investigation paper on the Durian Tunggal shooting case was returned to police by AGC requiring further witness statements for the fourth time.
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Calls intensify for accountability after mass assault at Taiping Prison in January 2025
Over 100 inmates were assaulted by about 60 wardens at Taiping Prison in January 2025, prompting calls for criminal charges and government scrutiny after a recent inquiry.
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Canada expands visa-free air travel eligibility for Malaysians from May 26, 2026
Canada allows eligible Malaysian travellers to apply for electronic travel authorisation instead of visas for air travel starting May 26, 2026.
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Personal driver pleads not guilty to abducting 11-year-old girl in Kuala Lumpur
Muhamad Rafiqzam Hafeq Mohd Rosly pleaded not guilty to kidnapping an 11-year-old girl in Kuala Lumpur on May 19, 2026.
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Sabah government vows firm action after fish bombing damages Pulau Selakan coral reefs
Sabah authorities detected fish bombing damage at Pulau Selakan reef and pledged stronger enforcement and legal action.
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Johor MB Onn Hafiz apologises to UMNO chief Zahid after royal counsel urged reconciliation
Johor Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz Ghazi apologised to UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi after royal advice following GE15 calls for Zahid’s resignation.
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Malaysia to launch fully operational Ombudsman by 2027 to handle public complaints
Malaysia plans to establish a fully operational Ombudsman by 2027 to address public complaints and improve government service delivery.
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Saifuddin Nasution says poverty, drug abuse pose greater threat to Malays than other races
Saifuddin Nasution said Malay communities face greater threats from poverty and drug problems than from other ethnic groups in Malaysia.
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Malaysia announces extra RM1 million funds for each parliamentary constituency
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced an additional RM1 million allocation for every parliamentary constituency to meet urgent local needs.
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Three men arrested after woman assaulted over illegal parking fees near OUG Hall
Three men aged 20 to 26 were arrested after assaulting a 38-year-old woman over illegal parking fees in Kuala Lumpur's OUG area.
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New South Wales to launch gun buyback scheme on November 2 after Bondi Beach attack
New South Wales will start a gun buyback on November 2, offering up to 1,000 AUD per firearm following December 2025 Bondi Beach shooting.
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Malaysia’s Democratic Action Party votes to stay in Anwar Ibrahim’s unity government
Malaysia’s Democratic Action Party voted to remain in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s unity government at its national congress on August 16.
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Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin reaffirm strong North Korea-Russia ties on Liberation Day
Kim Jong Un thanked Vladimir Putin for his message on Korea’s liberation anniversary, praising growing North Korea-Russia cooperation.
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Suhakam finds excessive force and medical negligence caused Taiping Prison inmate's death
Suhakam found prison officers used excessive force and delayed treatment led to death of inmate Gan Chin Eng in Taiping Prison.
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Rafizi Ramli takes leadership of Parti Bersama Malaysia amid membership boom and funding claims
Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli and Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad took over Parti Bersama Malaysia on May 17, 2026, sparking rapid membership growth and funding controversy.
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Malaysian Armed Forces Pledge Compliance with Pahang Sultan’s Consent Directive on Military Exercises
The Malaysian Armed Forces pledged to comply with Pahang’s consent requirement for military exercises after the Pahang Crown Prince issued the directive amid Johor Regent's support.
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Malaysia sees rise in fake social media accounts spreading religion, race, royalty content
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil reports increased fake accounts pushing religion, race, and royalty content online in Malaysia.
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Malaysia considers legal action against Facebook over online scams
Malaysia is considering legal action against Facebook for failing to cooperate on tackling online scams, Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said.
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Tensions rise between PAS and Bersatu, threatening Perikatan Nasional ahead of elections
Internal conflict between PAS and Bersatu is destabilizing Perikatan Nasional and risks weakening the coalition before the 16th General Election.
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Sabah hospital director transferred amid sexual harassment investigation
Sabah Health Ministry finished its probe into a sexual harassment claim and transferred the hospital director pending further action.
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Malaysia's Works Ministry Identifies 99 Road Accident Blackspots Using RAMS
Malaysia's Works Ministry used the Road Accident Management System to pinpoint 99 fatal accident blackspots on federal roads nationwide.
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Less than 20 drivers joined Malaysia’s subsidised health screening in first month
Malaysia’s Transport Ministry reports fewer than 20 commercial vehicle drivers took part in its subsidised health screening programme since July 1 launch.