Archive - 15 April 2026

Those under 18 will automatically be placed under 13+ content setting.

Diesel cash assistance has also been increased.

Publisher will challenge the ban, noting books were published as reference materials.

Fahmi says the system is 'simpler, more efficient, and effective.'

Govt spokesperson says cabinet has left it up to chief secretary to decide.

The H1 2026 Consumer Sentiment Study reveals strong homeownership demand, rising sustainability awareness, and evolving housing priorities among Malaysians.

'There are several who fled while Najib faces the courts because of his courage.'

Dusuki says this includes cases involving deaths caused by drink-driving.

Decision made within the scope of his powers and jurisdiction, says Hanir.

Anwar reciprocates with Hari Raya money, tablets.

Residents there more dependent on diesel - Finance Ministry.

Over 391,000 members have tracked 230 billion steps and improved key health indicators through personalised, reward driven wellness journeys.

Decision will be delivered via Zoom, judge says.

Even among those approved, some haven't received fleet cards - Wee.

He says extremely dangerous not only for bus passengers, but also for other road users.

National oil gas company advises public to purchase fuel responsibly, avoid hoarding.

Democracies can only function well when grounded in moral values, Leo XIV says.

She appears to be filling the power vacuum left by Maduro's ouster.

Our kids can spend 11 years in school, yet still struggle with simple algebra.

U Business is doubling down on enterprise connectivity with its new portfolio

Presumption of knowledge is flawed as many were tricked into smuggling.

The report highlights FMOS’s transition to a unified platform serving both the financial services and capital markets sectors.

All police action must be transparent, says PKR lawmaker.

What's going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm and 9pm.

China's Foreign Affairs Ministry calls the move 'dangerous and irresponsible'.

'PM must move more decisively on governance reforms.'

Statutory confidentiality cannot override court orders, they argue.