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Feckless attempts at reform may enable Malaysia’s ruling coalition to escape the schisms that would spell its demise, writes William Case (Nottingham University Malaysia).

GEORGE TOWN: Police have refuted claims that they have deliberately delayed the approval for a religious procession at South Seberang Prai as alleged by a Seberang Prai City councillor recently.

KANGAR: Perlis Mentri Besar Mohd Shukri Ramli has lodged a police report over the dissemination of an investment scheme poster featuring his image on social media.

GEORGE TOWN, May 8 — The Penang police did approve a conditional permit for a chariot procession in conjunction with a mini-Thaipusam celebration for Hindu devotees in south...

Bukit Aman confiscates mobile phones believed to have been used by the suspect.

Facebook, police, PDRM, Noorsiah Saaduddin, D5, provocative, elderly man

The recent case of sharing police roadblock location on social media raises concerns about the potential risks of sharing sensitive information related to law enforcement operations.

Court, acquitted, discharged, false, Sanjeevan, PDRM

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia needs to review and amend restrictive media laws to maintain its improved global press freedom ranking, say several groups.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Crime Watch Task Force (MyWatch) chairman Datuk R Sri Sanjeevan was acquitted and discharged by the Sessions Court here on Friday (May 5) on two counts of improper use of network facilities involving the transmission of false communications on the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).