Most intimate-partner murders in Malaysia happen on impulse
Police data shows 87% of 165 killings since 2017 were unplanned, triggered by disputes, jealousy or arguments.
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Malaysia news
News for readers in Malaysia, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Heavy rain and strong winds hit Penang, Sabah and Sarawak
MetMalaysia issues weather warning for thunderstorms across multiple regions until late morning.
5 cards 50sSelangor Sultan calls for unity on Malaysia Day
Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah urges Malaysians to strengthen togetherness and cherish peace as the nation marks its formation.
6 cards 1m 10sKL wants to steal Singapore's concert crown
Hannah Yeoh says Malaysia should compete with Singapore for major international acts instead of losing fans across the border.
7 cards 1m 30sMalaysia loses $775m yearly to illegal cigarettes
Illicit tobacco now makes up 55% of the market, costing the government more in lost taxes than it collects from legal sales.
9 cards 1m 50s 5More than a bowl of cendol
A simple dessert in Taiping reveals how Malaysian food culture quietly builds lasting friendships and national unity.
12 cards 2mAI doesn't negotiate: Will Malaysia rule it or obey it?
Malaysia races to become an AI nation by 2030, but UN warns governance must match the speed of development or risk losing control.
9 cards 2mSarawak leader calls for mature, inclusive Malaysia
Wan Junaidi says national strength depends on managing diversity wisely, not just economic growth.
6 cards 1m 10sAaron urges unity above difference
On Malaysia Day, Aaron Ago Dagang called shared national identity the foundation for Malaysia’s peace and future.
7 cards 1m 20sMalaysia, Indonesia count down to 70 years
Tourism, trade and education ties are driving Malaysia and Indonesia toward a milestone anniversary in 2027.
10 cards 1m 50sMalaysia warns Israel-linked cargo shippers
Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia will inspect suspicious cargo and block shipments tied to Israel’s military.
5 cards 1mMalaysia Day asks more of Malaysians
Erna Mahyuni’s Malaysia Day reflection asks Malaysians to stop only wanting a better country, and start becoming one.
12 cards 2mAnwar pushes Malaysia-Maldives ties toward real gains
Anwar Ibrahim used his Maldives visit to turn warm ties into trade, training, tourism and climate cooperation.
8 cards 1m 30sMalaysia was made by agreement
Malaysia Day marks a legal bargain that joined Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore into one federation.
11 cards 1m 50sKing and Queen mark Malaysia Day with unity prayer
Sultan Ibrahim and Raja Zarith Sofiah sent Malaysia Day greetings, praying for peace, protection and national unity.
5 cards 50sWhy Muhyiddin still faces trial
Malaysia’s AGC dropped four charges, but says three Jana Wibawa corruption counts against Muhyiddin will proceed.
8 cards 1m 30s 8East Malaysia takes over the feed
Sabah and Sarawak creators are turning Malaysia Day into a scroll of jokes, culture shocks and sharp little truths.
8 cards 1m 40s 5Proud to be Sabahan, still fully Malaysian
East Malaysians on food fights, visible development gaps, and why September 16 deserves the same weight as August 31.
20 cards 4mBaby found alive in airport bin
A cleaner heard crying from a sanitary bin at a Malaysian airport, and what she found set off a police hunt.
6 cards 1m 20s 539 areas in Malaysia hit unhealthy air
The haze pushed 39 spots into the unhealthy band by 4pm, and the worst reading came out of Selangor.
7 cards 1m 40sKota Kinabalu's central market may move
Sabah has three sites in mind for a new central market, and almost nothing else settled.
8 cards 1m 40sSabah MPs want an apology for the Umno stage joke
A punchline about a priest, a nun and Psalm 129 at the Umno assembly has two Sabah leaders demanding a public apology.
8 cards 2mHe climbed Kinabalu off-trail. Now comes the bill
A Croatian adventure racer went up a closed route on Mount Kinabalu, fell, and set off a five-day rescue. A fine may follow.
7 cards 1m 30s 5The first woman to lead a 130-year-old longhouse
Judy Stephen took over a Sarawak longhouse with roots in the 1860s, and she has crocodiles, land rights and 18 families on her mind.
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