Ushar Daniele

An altercation erupted after a woman allegedly shoved a father’s seven-year-old son and struck his daughter on the head.

Cafes and coffee chains are swapping soggy paper for costly bioplastics, but scientists warn the ecological fallout is far from solved.

As Malaysia accelerates AI in classrooms, fears mount that students will trade genuine understanding and values for easy answers.

Police have detained 10 people over an incident at the gig in Melaka after the victim died from head injuries.

Smoke from Indonesian fires has blanketed large parts of Peninsular Malaysia, with Johor and Selangor among the worst affected states.

Drug experts say narcotics production infrastructure extends across Southeast Asia, and transport routes are fluid and move with enforcement.

The deadlock has led to a change in the state government and prompted Malaysia’s Conference of Rulers to call for a ‘dignified solution’.

The proposed code can only succeed if it sets clear rules to prevent clashes at sea rather than to resolve territorial claims, analysts say.

Facing coalition pressure, Anwar has targeted anti-corruption in his 2027 budget, but analysts warn laws alone won’t restore trust.

A group of volunteers is helping to stem the illegal trade of protected turtles by monitoring the movements of poachers.

Once-endangered green turtles in the Malaysian state of Sabah are thriving, prompting scientists to use the ShellBank DNA database to track threats and sustain their remarkable recovery.

Decades of conservation have helped Malaysia’s green turtles recover, but tight budgets, fuel costs and poachers threaten progress.

With six regions shutting schools, civil society groups say accountability must extend to Malaysian corporate interests across the border.

Calls to raise the retirement age come amid warnings over inadequate savings, and experts say a one-size-fits-all policy could hurt workers.

Speaking at a tech event, Malaysia’s defence minister says the country is ‘non-aligned’ in ‘every domain’, including in cyberspace.

The proximity of US-backed Philippine bases on Balabac Island has raised concerns in Malaysia of a possible spillover in a regional conflict.

The fatal beating of a 14-year-old student reveals how informal disciplinary rules continue to operate behind closed boarding school doors.

Her family confirmed on Monday that she died after being admitted to the National Heart Institute in Kuala Lumpur.

Artists question efforts to develop local talent, highlighting ‘worrying trend’ of global stars with no Malaysian opening act.

The former prime minister’s conditional pardon is a severe blow to Anwar’s ruling coalition, which is facing its worst internal strife.