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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has reaffirmed its commitment to professionalism and integrity despite facing public criticism and negative perceptions about its investigative work, according to Chief Commissioner Datuk Seri Abd Halim Aman.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has identified education, welfare, and employment as central to empowering Malaysia's Indian community, calling on agencies to engage grassroots communities and ensure resources reach those most in need.
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has called for the government to publicly release the final Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji, citing principles of transparency and fairness that would allow depositors and the public to understand the inquiry's findings.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed that the Unity Government remains stable and robust at the federal level, with coalition partners cooperating effectively to maintain economic growth and investor confidence.
The Malaysian government will decide on establishing a Royal Commission of Inquiry into alleged 'corporate mafia' activities once investigations are completed, according to the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department.
ABIM has called on the government to develop a comprehensive National Innovation Ecosystem Security Policy to protect Malaysia's security interests while maintaining attraction for global investment and talent.
Transparency International Malaysia has demanded that the government provide a detailed account of progress in investigating what it describes as 'corporate mafia' activities, citing concerns over transparency and institutional accountability.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed the need to balance Malaysia's pursuit of advanced technologies like AI and quantum computing with robust moral and ethical frameworks, warning that intelligence without integrity poses dangers to society.
A 28-year-old syariah lawyer and a 30-year-old primary school teacher have been named top achievers at Melaka's 2026 National Youth Awards for their community work and youth empowerment initiatives.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating the Taiping Municipal Council's transfer of three elephants to Tennoji Zoo in Japan, limiting its probe to examining relevant documentation rather than conducting broader inquiries.
Any Royal Commission of Inquiry into claims of corporate mafia activity within Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Commission will depend on investigation findings and adherence to proper legal procedures, according to Minister Azalina.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared war on cronyism in business financing, calling for an immediate halt to the practice of using political support letters and connections to approve loans for entrepreneurs.
Malaysia's Foreign Ministry has partnered with the Malaysia Competition Commission to tackle bid-rigging and cartels in government procurement, strengthening transparency and protecting public funds.
Malaysia's Religious Affairs Minister Dr Zulkifli Hasan has confirmed that the Masjid Warisan project in front of the Tun Razak Exchange will proceed as scheduled, dismissing calls for cancellation and emphasising mosques' role as social harmony centres.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has greenlit RM22 million in funding to arm the Border Control and Protection Agency with firearms and protective gear, responding to security threats faced by personnel.
Johor's caretaker menteri besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi has framed royal counsel as a yardstick for measuring government performance rather than a cushion against accountability.
Johor Umno has called on the federal government to cut red tape and accelerate major development initiatives in the state, backing recent directives from Tunku Mahkota Ismail Sultan Ibrahim to revitalise economic growth.
Johor's Regent Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim has rejected the Prime Minister's characterisation of the state as plagued by leakages, instead arguing the federal government is responsible for Johor not receiving fair returns on its revenue.
Minister Hannah Yeoh has stressed that Putrajaya must uphold rigorous cleanliness and safety standards without compromise, particularly as the federal capital attracts increasing visitor numbers.
Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah has warned against impulsive, emotionally-driven leadership, stressing that nations and populations suffer consequences of poor strategic choices.
Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching has thrown her support behind former Federal Court judge Tan Sri Nallini Pathmanathan to lead the Malaysian Media Council, highlighting the judicial officer's strong record on safeguarding press freedoms and upholding constitutional protections.