The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
Malaysia's Cabinet ministers orchestrated a coordinated social media campaign for National Day, with key figures delivering messages on unity, sovereignty, and collective responsibility across Facebook, X, and Instagram platforms.
The Democratic Action Party has voted to maintain its cabinet positions through the remainder of the current parliamentary term, despite ongoing political pressures and internal party debates.
Penang DAP has adopted a neutral stance on a critical motion regarding the party's Cabinet participation, deferring the decision to its delegates at the upcoming national conference in Putrajaya.
Two former Malaysian MPs have cast doubt on Transport Minister Steven Sim's intention to propose policy changes through informal channels, arguing he should use existing Cabinet mechanisms.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has assured that Malaysia's Cabinet maintains full consensus on programmes designed to support Malays and Islam, with no objections raised to date.
Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi has stated that the Prime Minister alone possesses the authority to decide which ministers remain in office or depart, indicating no resignations are necessary at this time.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has defended Barisan Nasional ministers, saying there are no justifiable reasons for resignations or removals, while acknowledging the Prime Minister's ultimate authority over ministerial portfolios.
Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has declared his readiness to relinquish his ministerial portfolio should Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim request him to do so, underscoring his loyalty to the nation's leadership.