The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
Kedah Menteri Besar Muhammad Sanusi has issued formal legal demands to DAP politician Nga Kor Ming and two others, alleging they misrepresented his statements to the public.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is prosecuting 13 company owners connected to misconduct uncovered within the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 government initiative, signalling renewed enforcement efforts against corporate fraud.
1MDB has filed a civil suit against former Prime Minister Najib Razak, alleging he orchestrated a sophisticated fraud scheme that drained approximately RM51.4 billion from the state investment fund through abuse of his executive authority.
A Malaysian High Court has approved pre-trial discovery in a RM3.53 million dealership fraud lawsuit, determining that requested documents are essential to investigating alleged fund transfers through multiple companies.
A Federal Court judge publicly criticized Datuk Seri Najib Razak's legal representatives for attempting to postpone his RM1.9 million civil case against former attorney-general Tan Sri Tommy Thomas at the eleventh hour.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has rejected the family's bid to overturn a suspension of the RM37 million judgment sum in the Pastor Koh case, upholding the lower court's authority to freeze enforcement.
Malaysia's Melaka High Court has revived a family's medical negligence claim, deciding that minor administrative mistakes in electronic filing should not be used to eliminate valid lawsuits outright.
Police in Alor Setar have re-arrested activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak following the completion of his two-day remand period. The activist is expected to face formal charges in connection with the ongoing investigation.
A Pasir Mas business proprietor has been ordered to pay RM5,000 after the Sessions Court found her guilty of permitting an undocumented migrant to lodge at her commercial premises without proper authorisation.
Malaysia's Federal Court has upheld a Court of Appeal ruling that evidence suggests a key prosecution witness in Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman's trial may have experienced improper pressure during the MACC's investigation.
The Federal Court has paused proceedings in Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman's appeal after two of three judges expressed conflicting positions, with the final ruling now dependent on the third judge's determination.
Retired High Court judge Gunalan has been admitted as an advocate and solicitor, marking the start of a new professional chapter three years after stepping down from the bench.
An odd-job worker has avoided a 30-year prison sentence after his legal team highlighted inconsistencies in how police filed reports regarding a second suspect's involvement in the case.
The High Court has suspended the Malaysian Bar's legal challenge to Deputy PM Zahid Hamidi's discharge not amounting to acquittal, pending his Federal Court appeal scheduled for October.
The Attorney General and Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi are mounting a legal challenge to overturn a court decision that ruled against the Malaysian Bar's attempt to challenge a DNAA (discharge not amounting to acquittal) decision, with hearings set for October 8.
Najib Razak's lawyer contends that bankruptcy would strip the former prime minister of his ability to pursue a tax appeal, rendering legal challenges to a RM1.69 billion claim futile.
The Attorney-General's Office remains in the review phase of the Durian Tunggal investigation one month after receiving its fourth submission of case documents, with the Home Minister urging stakeholders to respect the legal process.
Penang has ended its six-month grace period for litterbugs, moving to full enforcement of anti-littering laws from July 1. Offenders now face court prosecution, fines up to RM2,000, community service, or both with no warnings.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has reinstated a legal case involving Han Chiang School's land, determining that the institution's sole trustee can pursue claims of charitable trust breaches without requiring the attorney-general's permission.
Malaysia's Federal Court has rejected Isa Samad's final legal challenge, closing all ordinary judicial remedies. A royal pardon now represents his only remaining pathway.