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Perlis Menteri Besar shoots cow with shotgun during Aidiladha ceremony, police investigate
Perlis Menteri Besar Abu Bakar Hamzah fired a shotgun at a cow during an Aidiladha ceremony in late May, prompting police investigation under Malaysia’s Arms Act.
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Malaysia boosts Work-Based Learning funding to RM10 million for armed forces education
Malaysia increased funding for the Work-Based Learning programme to RM9.9-10 million to provide academic recognition for armed forces personnel in 2026.
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Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim may call early election amid coalition tensions
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he may call a snap general election if ruling coalition tensions worsen.
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Erin Patterson's appeal against triple murder conviction set for August in Victoria
Erin Patterson will appeal her 2025 conviction for poisoning three relatives in a hearing scheduled for August 19-20, 2026.
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Johor state assembly schedules one-day sitting on June 22, fueling dissolution speculation
Johor state assembly plans a single-day sitting on June 22 without Q&A, sparking talk of possible early state election.
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Malaysian immigration system crashes nationwide, causing hours-long border delays
Malaysia’s immigration system MyIMMs crashed nationwide on May 28, causing long delays and stranding thousands at border checkpoints.
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Malaysia's Anti-Drug Agency to Deploy Fentanyl and Synthetic Drug Test Kits Nationwide in June
Malaysia's National Anti-Drug Agency will roll out fentanyl and synthetic drug test kits for nationwide enforcement starting June 2026.
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Penang officially gazettes 50 heritage items under 2011 State Heritage Enactment
Penang gazetted 50 heritage items including 15 sites, 7 intangible elements, and 28 food items for the first time in over 15 years.
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Multiple fatal road crashes in Malaysia leave at least 10 dead and several injured
At least 10 people died and multiple others were injured in several road accidents across Malaysia from May 25 to 29, including collisions in Kuala Lumpur, Pekan, Kuala Krai, and Miri.
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Petaling Jaya finalises site for new 500-bed public hospital with vertical design
Selangor and federal agencies finalised the site for a new 500-bed public hospital in Petaling Jaya on May 14.
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Man dies after buffalo gored him during Aidiladha ritual in Johor
A 45-year-old man died after being gored by a buffalo during a sacrificial ritual in Johor Bahru on May 27, 2026.
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North Korea tests new missile launch systems including tactical cruise missiles
North Korea fired multiple projectiles including a ballistic missile off its west coast on May 26 under Kim Jong Un’s supervision.
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US, India, Japan, Australia Relaunch Quad with Maritime and Critical Minerals Plans
The US, India, Australia, and Japan revived the Quad with new maritime security and critical minerals cooperation announced in New Delhi May 26-27.
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Two suspected robbers killed in police shootout in Bangi Lama on May 25
Two suspected armed robbers were shot dead by police during a pursuit and shootout in Bandar Seri Putra, Bangi Lama, on May 25, 2026.
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Malaysia and Pakistan reaffirm bilateral ties, discuss Iran-US mediation and regional issues
Malaysia and Pakistan reaffirmed commitment to strong bilateral relations and highlighted Pakistan’s mediation in Iran-US talks.
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Fisherman attacked by crocodile near Port Dickson suffers serious injuries
A 62-year-old fisherman was seriously injured in a crocodile attack near Port Dickson on May 25, 2026.
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Police to summon former MACC chief Azam Baki over intimidation claims by Albert Tei
Malaysian police are investigating former MACC chief Azam Baki for criminal intimidation claims made by businessman Albert Tei.
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Malaysian leaders mark Aidiladha 2026 with prayers and calls for unity
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim led Aidiladha prayers at Masjid Putra as leaders nationwide urged sacrifice and unity.
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Police Investigate Female Student Fight Outside Bedong School in Kedah
Police are investigating a fight involving six to ten female students outside a secondary school in Bedong, Kedah.
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Anwar Ibrahim urges focus on rakyat welfare, calls for efficient 13MP rollout amid political tensions
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged leaders to avoid power struggles and prioritized people’s welfare while reviewing 13th Malaysia Plan projects today.
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Bahasa Melayu and History remain compulsory for Malaysian public university entry
Malaysia keeps Bahasa Melayu and History as mandatory subjects for public university admission, with conditional paths for non-national education students.
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Man stabbed to death in Melaka over mushroom-flavored vape liquid dispute
A 30-year-old man died after being stabbed during an argument over vape liquid in Merlimau, Melaka on May 14, 2026.
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Malaysia urges peaceful Middle East resolution at 2026 BRICS Foreign Ministers meeting
Malaysia reiterated the need for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve Middle East conflicts during 2026 BRICS talks in New Delhi.
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33-year-old technician found murdered in Johor Bahru apartment
A 33-year-old local technician was found dead with a knife beside him in a Johor Bahru Selatan apartment on May 14.