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The head of the Alliance for a Safe Community has called for uncompromising enforcement action against police personnel detained in an alleged extortion case, warning that such misconduct threatens public confidence in law enforcement.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog and sovereign wealth manager have formalised a strategic alliance to tighten governance frameworks, boost transparency, and strengthen institutional safeguards across the nation's vast investment portfolio.
Fifty-one NGOs have petitioned the Malaysian government to establish a Royal Commission of Inquiry into allegations of corrupt corporate dealings within the anti-corruption agency itself, implicating its former commissioner.
Barisan Nasional has committed to remaining uninvolved in royal and judicial matters in Negeri Sembilan as it prepares for the August 1 state election, with Deputy PM Ahmad Zahid emphasizing party unity as the priority.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has identified abuse of power as Malaysia's greatest challenge, rather than racial divisions. Speaking in Seremban, he stressed the need to curb misconduct by those in authority.
A Kedah state representative has threatened to sue the higher education ministry over accusations of 'backdoor' practices, pledging to pursue the matter through the courts and refusing to withdraw his claims.