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Authorities have arrested twelve police officers, including senior ranks, over an alleged RM2 million extortion scheme targeting a Chinese national. The case underscores persistent corruption within law enforcement.
Former Religious Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa claims vindication from the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report, stating it refutes allegations levelled against him during his time in office.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has vowed that investigations stemming from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Tabung Haji will proceed with full transparency, ruling out any protection for individuals implicated in wrongdoing.
Pakatan Harapan has pressed the government to move decisively on findings from the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry, demanding prosecutions for alleged wrongdoing and enhanced oversight to protect nine million depositors' interests.
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Malaysia's Tabung Haji scandal exposes governance failures that affect all citizens, not just Muslims. The declassified inquiry demands systemic reforms in checks and balances across religious and national institutions.
Pakistan has charged 11 police officers after they mistakenly raided the home of the country's attorney general on July 27, scaling the gate and damaging property while searching for criminal suspects in a neighbouring residence.
The Malaysian Army has reaffirmed its commitment to providing comprehensive care and welfare support for Trooper Abdul Hamid Talib, a 25-year-old Special Forces commando left severely injured following an incident at Iskandar Camp in Mersing, Johor, in March 2026.
First-time voters in Johor's state election are shifting focus from party labels to candidate integrity and tangible delivery of promises, reflecting changing electoral priorities among Malaysia's youth.
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan faces potential removal following sexual assault allegations, threatening the institution's credibility and high-profile investigations into Russia and Israel.
A fatal police shooting in Madison, Wisconsin has triggered public protests after officers killed a knife-wielding man during an arrest. Video footage has raised fresh questions about police tactics and accountability.
Sultan Nazrin Shah stressed that nations cannot thrive on resources alone, calling for transparent governance, independent institutions, and leaders who prioritise public service over self-interest at the World Conference on Islamic Thought.
Malaysia's Army has completed an internal investigation into allegations of sexual offences involving one of its members that circulated on social media, concluding the claims contradict actual facts. The organisation has flagged concerns about trial by viral.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has issued an arrest warrant for Megat Khairul Anuar Sulaiman, a former immigration officer, after he repeatedly failed to appear in court proceedings.
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Malaysia's government is evaluating a proposal to let MPs view CCTV footage from the Taiping Prison incident that killed an inmate and injured nearly 100 others in January 2025, with legal complexities requiring careful consideration.
Hong Kong legislator William Wong has resigned following his arrest on suspicion of drink-driving and hit-and-run, marking the first resignation over scandal in 26 years and triggering debate over by-election procedures.
Pope Leo XIV has warned that artificial intelligence cannot be treated as morally neutral, arguing that every AI system reflects deliberate choices about human values and societal priorities that demand clear accountability.
Bereaved families of three men fatally shot by police in Melaka's Durian Tunggal on November 24 are demanding the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigate the officers involved, signalling potential questions about conduct.
A DAP politician has called for the immediate suspension of the Taiping prison director following an inmate's death during a riot, criticizing the prison department for failing to act on human rights commission findings.
A former Pertubuhan Ikram Malaysia committee member faces 158 corruption charges, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities in how Malaysia's civil society organisations handle public funds and internal governance.
An MP has denounced the Prisons Department for refusing to engage with human rights findings into an inmate's death at Taiping Prison, raising fresh concerns about institutional accountability.