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Police confirm a Penampang crocodile farm is fully licensed after a viral video of its crocodile habitat caused public concern and speculation.

A UN report says Sri Lankan forces used sexual violence against Tamils during the civil war, with victims still awaiting justice 17 years after the conflict ended.

Iranian prosecutors will press capital crime charges against some detained protesters, raising fears of a new wave of executions to quell unrest.

A major fire has destroyed a waste management plant in Kuching, with hazardous chemicals on site prompting a specialised Hazmat team response.

The Royal Malaysian Air Force will receive new UAVs, combat aircraft and radar in 2026, focusing on operational readiness and integrity.

A Hong Kong court will consider sentencing for Jimmy Lai after concluding arguments, with judges acknowledging the complexity of the high-profile national security case.

Hamas plans internal elections to rebuild its leadership after wartime losses, with a new Shura Council and political bureau chief to be chosen.

Greenland's government says it cannot accept a US takeover "under any circumstance", responding to President Trump's latest threats over the Arctic territory.

Flood evacuees in Sarawak drop to 1,773 as 10 relief centres stay open in Serian, Sibu, Bintulu and Sebauh districts.

Malaysia's RM150 early schooling aid helps parents with uniforms and books, easing financial strain for over 5 million students nationwide.