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PAS leaders addressing the media following a party meeting amid ongoing discussions on leadership arrangements within Perikatan Nasional. KUALA LUMPUR : PAS has rejected accusations that it is being “greedy” for power amid the ongoing tussle over leadership positions within Perikatan Nasional (PN), insisting that its stance is guided by principles and the need to preserve stability within the coalition. Party leaders said PAS is merely upholding agreed frameworks and constitu

Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh (representing government leadership) during a programme on national unity, where calls were made to curb the misuse of religious sentiment KUALA LUMPUR : Communications Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang has warned against exploiting religious sentiments to incite hatred, division, and conflict in Malaysia’s multi-racial and multi-religious society. He said the misuse of religion for political or personal agendas could threaten national har

MIPP president Punithan Paramsivan speaking at a party event, addressing speculation of internal tensions within Perikatan Nasional. KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysian Indian People’s Party (MIPP) president Punithan Paramsivan has dismissed speculation of a rift within Perikatan Nasional (PN), insisting that the coalition remains stable and united despite recent political developments. He said differences of opinion within a political alliance are normal and should not be misconstrued

Mohamed Fauzi is escorted to the Sessions Court to face charges over an alleged RM5 million criminal breach of trust case. KUALA LUMPUR : A senior officer of the Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM), Mohamed Fauzi, was charged at the Sessions Court today with criminal breach of trust involving RM5 million. The accused, who held a key position in the organisation’s financial management division, is alleged to have misappropriated funds entrusted to him for personal use between 2022 a

PAS veteran leader Datuk Hashim Jasin speaking at a party event, where he urged decisive action amid ongoing leadership deadlock within Perikatan Nasional. KUALA LUMPUR : PAS veteran leader Datuk Hashim Jasin has suggested that the party should consider contesting the 16th General Election (GE16) on its own if the ongoing deadlock over the Perikatan Nasional (PN) chairmanship remains unresolved. Hashim said prolonged disagreements over leadership positions risk weakening the

PKR Information Chief Farhash Wafa Salvador Rizal Mubarak during a previous court appearance. The High Court has ordered Chegubard and a YouTuber to jointly pay him RM550,000 in damages for defamation. KUALA LUMPUR : The High Court today ordered political activist Chegubard and a YouTuber to jointly pay RM550,000 in damages to PKR Information Chief Farhash Wafa Salvador Rizal Mubarak after finding them liable for defamation. The court ruled that statements published in onlin

Perikatan Nasional (PN) secretary-general Datuk Seri Sanusi Junid speaking at a press conference, reaffirming the coalition’s adherence to its constitutional framework regarding the chairman’s position. KUALA LUMPUR : Perikatan Nasional (PN) secretary-general Datuk Seri Sanusi Junid has clarified that the position of PN chairman cannot be abolished as it is protected under the coalition’s constitution. He said any proposal to remove or restructure the role must comply strict

Officials from India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) reviewing the recent handover of a Malaysian crime suspect, describing the operation as efficient and orderly. NEW DELHI : India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has confirmed that the deportation of a Malaysian crime suspect was carried out smoothly and according to protocol. The agency described the handover as efficient, well-coordinated, and in full compliance with legal procedures. CBI spokesperson stat

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim speaking at a leadership gathering involving senior enforcement agency officials, where he stressed the importance of integrity, accountability and commitment to reform. KUALA LUMPUR : Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has issued a clear message to senior enforcement agency leaders, telling them to either remain in their positions with full commitment to reform or be prepared for reassignment, as the government intensifies effort

Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin and PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang are seen during a Perikatan Nasional leadership meeting. Leaked internal correspondence has revealed sharp differences between the two leaders over the coalition’s leadership structure. KUALA LUMPUR : Leaked internal correspondence has revealed sharp disagreements between Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin and PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang over the leadership structure of t

Law minister calls for bipartisan cooperation to strengthen Malaysia’s justice system. KUALA LUMPUR : Law and Institutional Reform Minister Azalina Othman Said has urged Members of Parliament (MPs) from both sides of the political divide to cooperate in passing key criminal law reforms, stressing that public safety and justice should rise above partisan differences. Speaking during a parliamentary session, Azalina said comprehensive reforms were necessary to ensure that Mala

Legal challenge questions process behind government’s move to remove nicotine from controlled substances list. KUALA LUMPUR : The High Court was told today that the Health Minister’s 2023 decision to remove nicotine from the list of controlled substances was made without proper consultation and adequate stakeholder engagement, raising concerns over the legality and transparency of the move. During court proceedings, lawyers representing the applicants argued that the decisio

Transport minister outlines priorities aimed at improving safety, efficiency and sustainability. KUALA LUMPUR : Transport Minister Anthony Loke has outlined three key focus areas that will guide the agenda of the Ministry of Transport (MOT) throughout 2026, with an emphasis on improving safety, strengthening public transport, and advancing sustainable mobility. Speaking at a ministry briefing, Loke said the government remains committed to enhancing road safety and enforcement

Authorities implement traffic diversions in Ipoh ahead of Thaipusam celebrations. IPOH : The Perak police have announced that 10 major roads in Ipoh will be temporarily closed and traffic diverted to accommodate Thaipusam processions and ensure public safety. The closures, which will take place on the day of the festival, are aimed at preventing congestion and facilitating smooth movement for participants and devotees visiting temples. Alternative routes have been identifie

Prime Minister explains delay in policy rollout, citing ministry’s advice. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has revealed that he had intended to implement a key policy this year, but was advised by the relevant ministry to delay it. Speaking to the media, the PM said the decision to postpone was made to ensure proper preparation and avoid disruption. “I wanted to make it mandatory this year, but the ministry suggested we proceed cautiously,” he explained. The policy, which affect

Authorities say key evidence is needed before next steps in the case. PETALING JAYA : Police are continuing their investigation into the fatal shooting incident in Durian Tunggal, Melaka, but have stated that progress is dependent on the completion of forensic and ballistic reports. The shooting, which involved multiple casualties during a law enforcement operation at a plantation, has drawn attention from both the public and authorities. Police have stressed that the reports

Minister emphasizes privacy and sensitivity following the attack on his son. KUALA LUMPUR : Communications and Digital Minister Saifuddin Nasution has requested PKR leader Rafizi Ramli to keep the details of an attack on his son strictly confidential, citing concerns over privacy and the sensitive nature of the incident. The minister said that while the attack has raised public concern, sharing specifics publicly could compromise the safety of his family and hinder ongoing in

Political analyst warns that unclear roles in PN leadership may spark internal conflict. KUALA LUMPUR : A political analyst has urged Perikatan Nasional (PN) leaders to clearly define the powers and responsibilities of the newly proposed PN presidential council to prevent internal rivalries, which he described as a potential “clash of captains.” According to the analyst, the council’s creation without a clear division of authority among party leaders could lead to disagreemen

PAS lawmaker criticizes government’s sudden reversal on Year 1 school entry age. KUALA LUMPUR : A PAS Member of Parliament has criticized Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s sudden reversal on the proposed Year 1 entry age, calling it a “half-baked policy” that lacks proper planning and consultation. The MP said that changing the entry age for children to six years old without thorough preparation and stakeholder engagement could disrupt the learning process and create confusion a

Bersatu MP urges respect for dietary choices in line with Islamic teachings. KUALA LUMPUR : A Bersatu lawmaker has called on the public to respect the food choices of others, emphasizing that mocking or belittling someone’s dietary habits is inconsistent with Islamic principles. Speaking in Parliament today, the MP said that food preferences are personal and culturally significant, and ridiculing others for what they eat is both insensitive and inappropriate. “Islam teaches