Stories from Malaysia

Malaysia is encouraging citizens to report corruption, assuring them protection under the Information Provider Protection Act. Malaysia continues to encourage reporting of corruption, said that informants are protected under the whistleblower protection law.

A physical art form is reportedly gaining increasing popularity among youth in Malaysia.

Partial real estate reform is being implemented to modernize real estate management and ensure the industry's long-term sustainability.

A 16-year-old individual was bullied, resulting in a fracture, and their case gained widespread attention on Facebook. The details of a 16-year-old being bullied to the point of fracture and their case spreading on Facebook were reiterated, said the need to stop bullying culture.

A 16-year-old individual was bullied to the point of broken bones, with their case gaining attention on Facebook. A personal account of being bullied at 16, resulting in broken bones and the case spreading on Facebook, was shared.

National male athlete Manweijin's condition has not yet recovered for the 2026 Malaysia Marathon. National athlete Manweijin's coach, Rexy Mainaky, stated that the athlete is still in the recovery process.

RTM Nasional FM broadcast a public service announcement said the availability of a 'caring team' to provide help and emotional support.

The Gila Menara Gading Plan provides numerous opportunities for individuals to engage in skill development and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (T-VET).

An initiative in the capital of Uda Holdings aims to alleviate the tax burden faced by businesses experiencing economic challenges.

Mount Kinabalu, standing at 4095 meters, is Malaysia's highest mountain.