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Investigators target another $96 million in assets allegedly embezzled from the state development fund.

Officials complain that Australia did not share information that led to warning.

Forestry Department says poaching in the state “has reached pandemic proportions.”

The cabinet determined that the punishment by a Sharia court was harsh, Mahathir Mohamad says.

Punishment “did not cause any pain,” Malaysia’s minister of Islamic affairs says.

Women have moved up to taking on frontline roles in terror plots, Malaysian police warn.

Maid was forced to sleep outside near a leashed Rottweiler, neighbors said.

Seized Equanimity has crossed maritime border between the two nations, according to Vessel Finder website.

Two suspects, a Malaysian and an Indonesian, were plotting a car-bomb attack, police say.

Citizens age 21 to 30 could be the largest bracket of the electorate, but many have not registered.

About 1,000 LGBT people were living in Palu, according to opposition leader Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

Officials, police decide new topic, “Women’s Rights in Islam,” is acceptable.

Winner of the 2016 Cartooning for Peace Award released after six hours of questioning.

However, he still expects to be summoned for questioning.

Immigration officers stop satirical cartoonist from flying to Singapore.

Leader of ruling party’s youth wing in Penang state calls cartoonist “unethical, biased and rude.”

Ruling clears way for lower court to fix trial date in his sedition case.

Zulkifli Anwar Ulhaque faces up to 43 years in prison, if convicted.

A rejection of the case would clear the way for Zunar’s sedition trial.

The cartoonist is a co-recipient of the 2016 International Editorial Cartoons Prize.

A probe into allegations of sedition and disturbing the peace is ongoing.

Decision also requires return of books and artwork seized in September 2010 raid.

Cartoonist may proceed with legal action to dismiss June 2016 decision by inspector general of police.

The country’s main opposition alliance loses control of the state to a coalition aligned with PM Muhyiddin Yassin.

The action comes after a year-long investigation revealed at least 11 labor abuse indicators.

On Sept. 30, the U.S. banned palm oil imports from FGV Holdings Berhad, citing forced labor.

Marine scientists report growing difficulty in accessing coral reefs for research.

The government is not considering a full-scale quarantine, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin says.

Mun Chol Myong’s lawyer says he will appeal the decision to the nation’s top court.

The fishing boats were trespassing in Malaysian waters, the country’s maritime agency said.