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Police in Shah Alam have arrested two local men following reports of a podcast containing content that allegedly breaches religious boundaries, marking another instance of authorities acting on complaints related to sensitive religious matters.
Police in Klang arrested two men—a freelance podcast host and businessman—after a report was filed regarding a podcast episode allegedly touching on matters related to religious sensitivities.
Police have arrested two men in connection with a sedition investigation involving a podcast that reportedly discussed sensitive religious issues, marking another chapter in Malaysia's ongoing scrutiny of online speech.
ASEAN's top official has underscored the media's indispensable role in building public understanding of the regional bloc and its shared identity, particularly as digital transformation and misinformation pose new challenges to credible journalism.
Malaysia's Communications Ministry will conduct a comprehensive review of the radio industry through the MCMC, focusing on local music content, licensing models, and sector sustainability in the digital age.
Astro has introduced X3, a new streaming service offering live TV and on-demand content from RM39.99 monthly, alongside a slate of original dramas and entertainment programmes featuring Malaysian and international talent.
Malaysia's Communications Ministry has defended Sebenarnya.my as an impartial fact-checking platform grounded in official sources, dismissing concerns it merely amplifies government positions.
While the 16th Johor State Election sees extensive digital campaigning, elderly voters continue to prefer in-person candidate engagement, viewing physical presence as a mark of authenticity. A Bernama survey suggests most voters now blend both approaches.
FIFA has opened an investigation into racist abuse allegedly directed at content creator IShowSpeed during a World Cup match between Argentina and Cape Verde on July 3, 2026, at Miami Stadium.