The Latest Breaking News from Malaysia

Indian shuttler Tanisha Crasto registered straight-game wins to enter the quarterfinals of women’s and mixed doubles competition at the Taipei Open Super 300 tournament here on Thursday while Kashyap on a comeback trial, seeded third, prevailed 21-10 21-19 over Chinese Taipei’s Chia Hao Lee to set up a clash against…

Honda has introduced the new CBR150R Repsol Edition in Malaysia. A total of 800 units will be allocated to the Southeast Asian country.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob promised legal measures on Tuesday to protect the country's assets worldwide, local media reported, as heirs to a 19th century sultan sought to enforce a $15 billion arbitration award via asset seizures.

The new bill will expand the legal options available to survivors, but activists say it doesn’t go far enough.

Officials say that the $18m seizure of tusks, skulls, horns and scales is their biggest to date.

Government criticised over ‘indefensible’ proposal that could undermine climate efforts while yielding benefit of only £1.38m

Malaysian authorities on Monday seized a massive haul of trafficked animal parts, including elephant tusks, rhino horns, pangolin scales and tiger bones worth around 80 million ringgit ($17.9 million), officials said at a news briefing.

The heirs to the last ruler of Sulu have seized state-owned energy assets in a lawsuit that dates back to colonial Britain

The heirs of a 19th century sultanate are seeking to seize Malaysian government assets around the world in a bid to enforce a $14.9 billion arbitration award they won against the Southeast Asian nation, despite a stay on the case handed by a French court, their lawyers told Reuters.