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Aliff Syukri Kamarzaman pleaded not guilty today to four charges of improper use of network facilities by uploading offensive video content.

Suasa Airlines Sdn Bhd (Suasa Airlines) has pleaded guilty at Sepang Sessions Court today for operating without a valid Air Service Permit (-ASP-) and was fined RM380,000.

Photos and videos of the men drinking beer from their shoes while wearing swimming trunks printed with the Malaysian flag prompted an outcry on social media and in the Malaysian press.

The Sepang Sessions Court set November 27 for the re-mention of four individuals alleged of supporting the Islamic State militant group.

Mohammad Naim Abdul Rashid was alleged to be in Syria to provide support to the group.

A report by the World Air Quality Index indicated that only 17 per cent of cities worldwide meet the recommended air quality standards.

According to the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor , Israel has been killing an average of seven Palestinians every two days.

Malaysia does not intend to compete with neighbouring countries or other ASEAN member states in its efforts to strengthen supply chains.

Six men, including five foreigners in their 30s, were arrested for alleged misappropriation of subsidised cooking oil.

expressing optimism that the talks could lead to "tangible progress"

Ukraine conveyed its readiness to accept a 30-day ceasefire with Russia, as delegations from Kyiv and Washington met in Saudi Arabia.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk plans to enter the Indian internet market with his Starlink satellite system, reported German news agency dpa.

US President Donald Trump plans to impose additional high tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from Canada.

Promoting Malay language doesn't mean disparaging or undermining other languages, we can uplift it without diminishing others.

The violence has pitted the Islamist-led government's security forces against fighters from Assad's Alawite minority.