Today's top Malaysian news, sport and lifestyle.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has broadened its investigation into the MyIMMs hacking incident, with authorities now scrutinising an expanded roster of individuals suspected of involvement in the immigration data breach.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating the unauthorised hacking of the immigration system to process temporary work passes fraudulently, with authorities signalling that more arrests are expected as the probe deepens.
Authorities relocated hundreds of Rohingya refugees from outside the UNHCR office in Kuala Lumpur to police headquarters on July 27 for identity verification and documentation.
Malaysia's police force unveiled a 500-page book chronicling its involvement in 13 UN peacekeeping operations worldwide. The publication underscores PDRM's evolution into an internationally respected institution and its commitment to crisis management.
Malaysia's government is investing in military personnel welfare through housing projects and educational support, recognising that secure families enable focused defence operations.
Retired Malaysian police and military officers have recounted dangerous undercover operations during the Cold War era, sharing their experiences at a Warriors' Day commemoration in Kuala Lumpur.
Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye has urged the government to declare the fight against synthetic drug abuse a national priority, warning that without comprehensive action Malaysia risks sacrificing another generation.
Authorities in Pahang and Selangor have dismantled a criminal network responsible for widespread solar cable and telecommunications equipment theft, netting nine suspects and recovering losses worth over RM900,000.
A Bangladeshi national appeared in Kulim magistrate's court charged with illegally possessing 11 passports belonging to other Bangladeshi citizens, raising concerns about document trafficking and identity fraud networks.
Kuala Lumpur police have restructured their monthly assembly to run during night hours, reflecting the reality that most criminal activity and police operations occur after dark in Malaysia's bustling capital.
Malaysia's Immigration Department is ramping up enforcement operations against the misuse of Social Visit Passes, with arrest figures surging from 1,279 in 2023 to 2,644 in 2024, prompting stronger action against foreign workers exploiting the visa category.
Malaysia's Home Ministry expects to finalize a comprehensive refugee registration database before 2025 ends, marking a key step in systematic refugee management aligned with national security protocols.
Jasin Community College has warned the public of scam procurement deals, emphasising that all legitimate tenders and quotations are conducted exclusively through Malaysia's government e-Perolehan portal.
Malaysia is establishing its own comprehensive system to manage refugees and asylum seekers, moving away from reliance on external actors. The framework prioritises security while extending welfare access to eligible populations.
Malaysia's government is deploying a coordinated multi-agency strategy to combat the proliferation of unorthodox Islamic teachings spreading through digital channels, with enforcement actions targeting specific groups and interventions aimed at strengthening mainstream religious understanding.
ABIM has called on the government to establish a National Innovation Ecosystem Security Policy to protect Malaysia's strategic interests while remaining open to global investment and talent, following investigations into the Network School issue in Johor.
A 65-year-old has been charged in Perlis with trafficking 39.9 litres of fentanyl, marking another significant drug seizure in Malaysia's intensified crackdown on synthetic opioid distribution.
Authorities in Kedah have arrested three police officers alongside three others over robberies targeting foreign nationals. The arrests follow incidents in Kodiang and Alor Star in late June and early July.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained 33 individuals, comprising enforcement personnel and government workers, suspected of running a corruption network tied to crimes affecting migrant workers and foreign nationals.
A teenage suspect arrested in connection with the stabbing of a 15-year-old student in Banting has been remanded for an additional four days as investigators gather evidence and interview witnesses.
Malaysian customs authorities have broken up two major smuggling syndicates operating in Kuala Lumpur, recovering contraband valued at RM2.57 million including illicit liquor and chewing tobacco during coordinated operations in May.
Malaysia's Home Ministry has raised alarm over begging activities involving foreigners and children, suggesting links to criminal syndicates. Enforcement operations have intensified across Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia's Home Ministry is mounting an aggressive campaign against synthetic drugs, deploying drones and surveillance technology alongside legislative reforms to combat methamphetamine, fentanyl, and psychoactive pills flooding the market.
Labuan Airport suspended operations after a suspected World War II bomb was discovered 200 metres from the runway on July 2. The discovery marks the second such incident in a week, prompting authorities to mobilise bomb disposal teams.
Malaysia is pushing ahead with the Cybercrimes Bill 2026 to strengthen its legal arsenal against mounting digital threats. Deputy PM Ahmad Zahid argues the new framework is vital as cybercriminals deploy increasingly sophisticated techniques.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has called for Malaysia to strengthen its refugee management framework, emphasizing the need to balance humanitarian obligations with national security concerns as the global displacement crisis intensifies.
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Malaysian authorities have arrested more than 45,000 individuals linked to online scams since 2023, amid a nationwide crackdown on cyber fraud. Police have initiated over 165,000 investigations into scam cases, signalling the scale of the problem.
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Malaysian Customs has confiscated 72 advanced artificial intelligence servers valued at RM52.9 million from the KLIA Free Trade Zone in a significant crackdown on illegal technology trafficking.
Labuan Airport's runway has been shut down after bombs were discovered 150 metres from the airfield. The Royal Malaysian Air Force has issued a closure notice, causing multiple flight cancellations and diversions across the region.