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The lawsuit was filed one day before the three-year anniversary of Raymond Koh’s disappearance.

Panel will investigate findings by human rights commission that police may have abducted a pastor and a Shia Muslim activist.

For that person’s safety, officials decline to name next-of-kin who provided a sample.

Al Jazeera journalists will be questioned over complaints about the program, police chief says.

Anti-Corruption Commission raided 13 locations in Kuala Lumpur.

Foreign ministry responds to ambassador’s statement that only one group had donated money during the past two years.

Malindo Air says the arrest of a cabin crew employee was an isolated incident.

President Rodrigo Duterte is visiting Malaysia for first time since taking office.

Reporting by The Edge Financial Daily and a sister publication could “be prejudicial to public order,” the government says.

Sighting coincides with naval exercises involving two U.S. aircraft carrier battle groups.

Pakatan Harapan, led by former PM Mahathir Mohamad, ends 61-year rule of Barisan Nasional coalition.

Election commission to announced date for the election within days.

Opposition calls measure “tyranny” and says it was “bulldozed through” parliament.

Prime Minister commends North Korean leader’s “new attitude,” calls for pursuing good relations with Pyongyang.

Division head at ministry, eight others arrested in alleged scheme that netted $26.5 million.

Rames and Suthar Batumalai were convicted on circumstantial evidence, group says.

Money has been transferred using “hawala” system to a avoid paper trail, counter-terror chief says.

Extraditing Mun Chol Myong to the United States would violate his rights, defense lawyer says.

Mun Chol Myong potentially faces a money laundering charge and a U.N. Security Council sanction.

Critics complain legislation would target those who criticize Najib Razak’s government.

Danish national pleads guilty after uploading video criticizing police response.

“Life there is hard,” Malaysian woman says of her experience in war-torn Middle East nation.

Woman joined militant group in the Middle East but wants to come home.

“At least, my family has closure for his disappearance, instead of worrying about his fate every single day.”

Focus on Felda occurs as prime minister prepares to call for general election.

One suspect was duped into thinking she was taking part in a reality TV prank, Indonesian officials say.

The Freedom Film Network made documentaries that were screened at a Malaysian festival this month.

Media agencies must get permission from the country’s film agency before shooting footage, senior official says.

Public-private partnership will allow banks to share data with law enforcement agencies.

Home minister says authorities have sufficient information against Jho Low.