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Twelve men, one a teenager, were arrested by Johor Baru police following a violent altercation at a restaurant in Taman Daya early Monday. The incident occurred during a World Cup final live screening.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate the Retirement Fund Incorporated's RM163.4 million investment in Indonesian aquaculture firm eFishery, despite preliminary reviews suggesting no impropriety.
Former Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin cautions that BN-PN cooperation in Negri Sembilan risks electoral failure unless Malay votes remain consolidated rather than split between the two coalitions.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has sharply rejected comments from New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who indicated he was weighing whether to detain the Israeli leader during a forthcoming United Nations gathering.
Authorities in Kelantan have detained a police station chief suspected of accepting a RM500 bribe from someone holding UNHCR documentation, marking another incident involving allegations of corruption within state law enforcement.
Datin Seri Zizie Izette has been acquitted of abetting her late husband in a corruption case involving RM2.8 million in bribes connected to Felcra Bhd's RM150 million unit trust scheme.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has announced plans to invite world chess legend Judit Polgar to stand for the nation's presidency, a predominantly symbolic position that could elevate the renowned athlete to the highest ceremonial office.
Apparel manufacturer PCCS Group plans a RM33.73 million capital reduction to distribute its stake in Southern Capital Group to shareholders, separating credit and insurance businesses.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Malaysia and Singapore will soon complete the master plan for the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, signalling accelerated progress on the ambitious cross-border economic initiative.
Andy Burnham, the Manchester-based politician nicknamed 'King of the North', has assumed the role of UK Prime Minister, succeeding a turbulent decade of leadership changes. He vows to fundamentally restructure British governance to address cost-of-living pressures and underperforming public services.
Malaysia's national oil company Petronas is set to commence drilling operations at significant gas fields in Turkmenistan before year-end, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced, marking a major step in the company's Central Asian expansion.
PAS has indicated openness to political partnerships while maintaining its strategic focus on strengthening Perikatan Nasional as the upcoming Negeri Sembilan state election approaches.
Barisan Nasional will formally launch its election campaign machinery and announce candidates competing for seats in the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election, marking the beginning of intense campaigning.
Pakatan Harapan faces pressure to deliver concrete results from its reform agenda rather than relying on rhetorical promises, after poor performance in Johor elections exposed voter scepticism.
Andy Burnham, poised to become Britain's next prime minister, has demanded a comprehensive security review for parliament members following the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe last week.
A Balik Pulau court has convicted six foreign nationals of running illegal 2026 FIFA World Cup betting activities, imposing RM1,200 fines on each defendant who pleaded guilty to the coordinated operation.
A cross-party group of MPs is calling for major electoral law reforms before Malaysia's 16th general election, including prohibiting government machinery in campaigns and expanding the Election Commission's enforcement authority.
Authorities in Nibong Tebal have dismantled a major counterfeiting operation, confiscating over 10,000 fake FIFA World Cup 2026 jerseys valued at more than RM500,000 in a coordinated enforcement action.
Pas has confirmed its coalition partner Bersatu will have autonomy to use its own logo in the upcoming Negeri Sembilan state election, marking respect for intra-coalition decision-making within the ruling bloc.