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Malaysia's Women, Family and Community Development minister urges parents to register children with disabilities as OKU early, emphasising that official recognition unlocks crucial welfare, healthcare and educational support throughout their lives.
Malaysia's government is developing a domestic violence offenders registry in collaboration with police and the judiciary to monitor repeat abusers and prevent further victimisation, Deputy Women, Family and Community Development Minister Lim Hui Ying announced.
Malaysia's Higher Education Ministry is intensifying oversight of its students across West Asia following escalating regional tensions, coordinating closely with the Foreign Ministry to safeguard their welfare and monitor developments.
PKR's Pasir Gudang MP Hassan Karim has cautioned against dissolving parliament prematurely, arguing the government should remain in office through late 2027 or early 2028 to demonstrate the effectiveness of its economic initiatives.
Malaysia's government is evaluating proposals for a dedicated federal budget fund and tax incentives to strengthen animal welfare NGOs and lighten the financial load on pet owners across the country.
Malaysia is overhauling the Desa Lestari Programme to achieve RM2,300 monthly household incomes for participants. The restructuring involves appointing local professionals to manage initiatives and accelerating rural infrastructure development across states.
Malaysia's Chief Secretary has ordered urgent action to resolve critical service problems at the Universiti Malaya Medical Centre, including extended waiting periods and staffing shortages affecting patient care.
Malaysia's Cabinet will deliberate on a proposal to publicly disclose the final Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji before deciding on the matter, Religious Affairs Minister Zulkifli Hasan announced.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim apologised if his firm tone when addressing civil servants was perceived as harsh, defending his directness as reflecting the importance of their role in implementing government policies.
Incoming UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans to cancel the national digital ID programme, reallocating resources to address cost-of-living pressures and devolve government powers.
Malaysia's 2026 National Day and Malaysia Day celebrations will centre on 'Malaysia MADANI: Shared Prosperity', reflecting the government's commitment to ensuring all citizens benefit fairly from the nation's progress regardless of background.
India is establishing a task force to tackle taxation and regulatory obstacles preventing Formula One's return to the Buddh International Circuit. The sport last ran in India in 2013 after regulatory disputes halted the popular event.
Malaysia's Department of Statistics is intensifying preparations to roll out the Statistics Bill 2026, which was passed by parliament yesterday. The new law modernises the statistical framework and replaces legislation from 1965.
The Malaysian government will refine its targeted fuel subsidy programme in Sabah and Sarawak by incorporating feedback from communities and stakeholders, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim personally engaging with citizens to understand implementation challenges.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that Malaysia will expel any Israeli nationals found to be involved with the Network School, a co-living and co-working community located in Forest City, Johor.
Authorities across the US, Europe and beyond are imposing construction freezes and bans on data centres powering artificial intelligence, citing escalating electricity consumption, water scarcity, and community impacts.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has committed to investigating alleged financial losses incurred by petrol station operators during the shift to Malaysia's targeted fuel subsidy framework.
The Employees Provident Fund's i-Legasi initiative has approved 63 applications, channelling RM46.3 million in retirement savings to 86 beneficiaries since its February launch. Deputy Finance Minister Liew Chin Tong revealed the programme is helping Malaysians meet retirement adequacy targets.
Malaysia's government has formed a cross-agency working committee to address escalating online scams, bringing together government ministries, banking, telecommunications, and social media platforms in a coordinated enforcement effort.
Malaysia has renewed its MotoGP contract until 2031, securing another five years of the prestigious motorcycle racing championship at Sepang International Circuit. The extension reflects government strategy to cement the country's position as a global motorsport destination.
Malaysia's government has conducted 15,881 Rahmah MADANI Sales events nationwide through June 2024, covering all constituencies and Federal Territory zones. The programme aims to help ease living costs amid regional economic pressures.