The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
The National Anti-Drugs Agency has denied rumours that four inmates escaped from a Bangi rehabilitation facility, instead confirming they were recaptured in Perak following separate incidents.
Singapore has detained three self-radicalised teenagers planning separate violent attacks including shootings, stabbings and bombings, highlighting growing youth radicalisation threats in the island nation.
Malaysian authorities relocated several hundred Rohingya refugees from outside the UNHCR office in Kuala Lumpur to police headquarters for identity verification and documentation purposes on July 27.
A homemade bomb detonated outside Manila's justice ministry early Monday, with a second suspected device discovered near the Senate hours before President Marcos's State of the Nation address.
Veteran law enforcement and military officers gathered in Kuala Lumpur to share experiences from perilous undercover operations against communist movements, highlighting personal sacrifices made during Malaysia's security struggles.
Norway's Prime Minister has raised alarm over increasing far-right extremism targeting young people, citing social media and artificial intelligence as key drivers of radicalisation on the 15th anniversary of the deadly 2011 terror attacks.
An armed group attacked a Thai ranger checkpoint in Narathiwat on Wednesday evening, killing five security personnel and injuring six civilians including a young child. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Hundreds of security dogs have been positioned across North American World Cup venues to detect explosives and contraband, with handlers balancing public safety with visitor comfort amid heightened geopolitical risks.
A 41-year-old Chinese national has pleaded guilty to burgling two homes in Singapore's affluent areas, stealing jewellery and luxury items worth S$105,000 within days of arriving in the country.
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security have removed over 600 drones from restricted airspace across 11 United States host cities during the ongoing FIFA World Cup tournament, marking unprecedented law enforcement coordination.
Two people were arrested Wednesday after scaling an antenna at the top of New York's iconic Empire State Building, apparently during a romantic proposal attempt that caught the attention of authorities and onlookers.