Malaysia Charges 22 People Linked to Islamic Firm GISB
Malaysia charges 22 members of an Islamic business group, including its CEO, for organized crime
Twenty-two members of an Islamic business group, including its CEO, have been charged for being part of an organized crime group after hundreds of children believed to have been sexually abused were rescued from welfare homes linked to the group.
The government is prepared with an evacuation plan should the United Nations (UN) decide to withdraw peacekeeping forces, ...
The Sheraton Move of 2020 saw the collapse of Malaysia’s coalition government. A 2022 anti-hopping law has some utility, but it is ridden with loopholes, says an ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute academic ...
Based in Petaling Jaya, the Indonesia-Malaysia team consists of husband and wife, Rezaliando and Fizah Rahim, who specialise ...
JAC T9 EV is set to become to first electric 4x4 pickup truck in Malaysia once it arrived here in early 2025. Able to deliver ...
Malaysia’s record spending plan is set to drive further foreign interest in its assets as the government continues to build ...
Malaysia's economy likely grew 5.3% in the third quarter from a year earlier, slower than the previous three-month period, ...
Kopi, which is Malay for coffee, was shot dead on 6 October in the Besut district of northern Terengganu state during a ...
Malaysia’s government is bracing for public backlash as it commits to rolling back petrol subsidies mid-2025, a ...
Malaysia will introduce a slew of new taxes, cut subsidies for a widely used fuel, and raise the minimum wage from next year, ...
Malaysia will introduce new taxes and revamp gasoline, education and healthcare subsidies next year as part of aggressive ...
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Malaysian police exposed a conglomerate involved in child abuse and money laundering. Over 400 children were rescued, and 415 ...
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