Today's top Malaysian news, sport and lifestyle.
Hong Kong authorities have detained a 19-year-old from Sarawak after discovering approximately 3kg of cannabis at the airport. Malaysian police believe the teenager was recruited by a drug syndicate to transport the narcotics.
Police believe a 19-year-old from Sarawak arrested in Hong Kong was recruited by a drug syndicate as a courier. The teenager was caught attempting to smuggle three kilogrammes of cannabis buds, raising alarm about syndicate networks targeting Malaysian youth.
Two Malaysian nationals have been detained at Hong Kong International Airport on separate drug-related charges within 72 hours, signalling intensified efforts by transnational trafficking networks to enlist couriers from Malaysia.
Malaysia's Consul General in Hong Kong has defended the mission's efforts to inform overseas voters about the recent Johor state election, countering media reports suggesting voters faced barriers due to inadequate communication.
J&T Express achieved a historic milestone in Q2 2026 as daily parcel volume exceeded 100 million for the first time, driven by explosive growth in Southeast Asia where volume jumped 63 percent year-on-year to 2.76 billion parcels.
Hong Kong legislator William Wong Kam-fai has become the first to resign from the Legislative Council over a scandal in more than two decades, following his arrest on suspicion of drink-driving and a hit-and-run incident.
Hong Kong narcotics officers have dismantled a significant cocaine trafficking network, seizing 361 kilograms across two separate yacht operations near Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter, marking the largest such case in a year.
Hong Kong police have arrested two people, reportedly including pro-democracy activist Leticia Wong, on suspicion of selling seditious materials and receiving funding from foreign political organisations under the city's national security law.
An independent committee probing Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court fire has declined to request statutory inquiry powers, concerns that the decision may limit its investigative scope and accountability mechanisms.
Kee Wah Bakery, Hong Kong's renowned pastry maker, disclosed a ransomware attack on its network containing employee and customer information. Authorities are investigating whether personal data was stolen.
A Hong Kong dancer paralyzed when a giant LED screen collapsed during a Mirror concert has won HK$6.29 million in compensation. The court ruled he suffered catastrophic injuries requiring lifetime care.
A Swedish court has rejected a Hong Kong couple's attempt to challenge the removal of their four-year-old daughter's guardianship, with authorities claiming the child needs protection from an unstable home environment.