The Latest Breaking News from Malaysia

Police are investigating the incident in Banting, in western Peninsular Malaysia, as a potential case of negligence, abandonment, or exposing a child in a manner that is likely to cause him or her physical or emotional injury

Apple Inc said on Monday prices of apps and in-app purchases on its App Store will increase in several countries including Japan, Malaysia and all territories that use the euro currency, from next month. The new prices, excluding auto-renewable subscriptions, will be effective as early as Oct. 5, Reuters quoted…

California-based company says new prices will take effect from next month.

At least 11 children killed in military raid, as UN, ASEAN consider tougher measures to deal with post-coup crisis.

Southeast Asian nations must decide if they are going to push ahead with a so-far failed five-point peace plan for Myanmar or "decide what's next" before their leaders meet in November, Malaysia's Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah said on Monday.

HONG KONG: The government of Macau opened bids on Friday from seven companies, including a wildcard from Malaysian operator Genting, for licences to operate casinos in the world’s biggest gambling hub, kicking off a closely watched battle for the six available slots.

He was the longest serving MIC President, for 31 years from 1979, says BJP leader

Formula One is unlikely to return to Malaysia anytime soon as the government focuses its efforts on rebuilding the economy from the ravages of the coronavirus pandemic, the circuit's boss said. Azhan Shafriman Hanif, chief executive of the Sepang International Circuit which used to host the race, told reporters in…

The airasia Super App is pushing the ride-hailing service industry to the next level by announcing a full employment option for drivers of its e-hailing arm -- airasia ride -- to attract them to the platform.

The 13th series of Bake Off is here to lift the nation, and it’s a delightfully diverse journey – from cake versions of Pakistani homes to baked odes to Malaysian childhoods

Australian businesses are exporting halal-certified products to South-East Asia and the Middle East, and Muslim mums are their target.