Fast, factual wire coverage from across Malaysia and the region.
A Shanghai court has ruled that a father's repeated posting of family arguments in his son's school chat groups amounts to domestic violence, issuing a personal protection order that bars him from harassing relatives online.
A Pahang-born woman has lost her High Court challenge for automatic Malaysian citizenship after Judge Norliza Othman ruled she could not establish her parents were legally married, causing her citizenship to follow her Indonesian mother instead.
Malaysia is comprehensively reviewing the Child Act 2001 to incorporate 159 recommendations from the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, aiming to strengthen legal protections and enhance implementation across government agencies.
Nearly 49% of civil divorces in Singapore cite unreasonable behaviour, making it the dominant reason, while adultery accounts for just 0.9%. The disparity reflects legal frameworks rather than actual infidelity rates.
Wang Xiaofei has publicly addressed rumours surrounding the inheritance of his late ex-wife Barbie Hsu, confirming that two-thirds of her estimated 600 million yuan estate will be held in trust for their two children, with the remaining third going to her current husband DJ Koo.
A Shah Alam family is pursuing legal action against Nirvana Memorial Park, claiming negligence after two urns containing their parents' ashes went missing from the facility's columbarium last January.
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An Ipoh High Court judge has extended the deadline for police to locate Muhammad Riduan Abdullah by six months, criticising law enforcement for insufficient proactive measures in the ongoing case linked to Indira Gandhi.
Malaysia's High Court has rejected Indira Gandhi's second attempt to cite the Inspector-General of Police for contempt, finding that investigations into her ex-husband's whereabouts are still active.