Fast, factual wire coverage from across Malaysia and the region.
Germany experienced a dramatic increase in phone scam losses during 2025, with fake police impersonation schemes and grandparent scams combining to cost victims nearly €100 million, according to federal crime statistics.
California authorities arrested an armed man at Trump National Golf Course in Rancho Palos Verdes after he was spotted photographing and monitoring security activities days before a scheduled Republican fundraiser.
The US Pacific Command has reiterated its commitment to maintaining security and stability in the South China Sea, pledging continued military presence while supporting ASEAN's central role in regional affairs.
Two former Sri Lankan security chiefs have been sentenced to death for their role in failing to prevent the devastating 2019 Easter bombings. Both men plan to appeal the controversial verdict in the Supreme Court.
Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin stressed that protecting Malaysia's sovereignty extends beyond the military, calling on all citizens to foster patriotism and national unity.
A homemade bomb detonated outside Manila's justice ministry early Monday, with a second suspected device discovered near the Senate hours before President Marcos's State of the Nation speech, raising security concerns.
Thai authorities have issued arrest warrants for three individuals in connection with two violent incidents in Narathiwat province that claimed five lives. One suspect is linked to a checkpoint assault, while two others face charges over a car bombing.
Police have secured a six-day remand order for a suspect arrested in connection with an attempted robbery of a security van outside a Klang bank earlier this week, as investigators work to uncover the details of the incident.
Five Thai rangers were killed and six civilians injured when armed militants launched a coordinated assault on a security checkpoint in Narathiwat's Rangae District on Wednesday evening, intensifying concerns over southern Thailand's volatile security situation.
Indonesia has defended its deportation of Palestinian national Abdul Karim Raed Miqdad, stating the action was based on a valid Interpol Red Notice issued by Cyprus for terrorism-related charges.
A bystander injured in a May shootout near the White House is pursuing legal action against the US Secret Service. The civilian's legal team announced plans to file a personal injury lawsuit against the federal agency following the incident.
A Philippine vlogger known for political commentary was fatally shot in Caloocan City on Friday, with her partner also wounded. Police have formed a task force to identify the motorcycle-riding assailants and determine the motive.
Southeast Asia moves on multiple fronts this week as Cambodia receives international backing for online crime enforcement, Indonesia intensifies its gambling website blockade, and regional nations address infrastructure, security, and environmental challenges.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that Malaysia's traditional security framework centred on military and police forces is insufficient for emerging modern threats, signalling the need for whole-of-society security adaptation.
Two individuals were arrested in New York after climbing to the antenna atop the Empire State Building, allegedly staging a proposal during the dangerous ascent on Wednesday.
Two Malaysians injured in a roadside bombing in Thailand's Narathiwat province have safely returned to Malaysia. They were discharged from a Thai hospital and transported to Kelantan for further treatment after immigration clearance at the Malaysia-Thailand border.
Five people have been killed in a shooting at a youth welfare centre in Stade, Germany. Police arrested the suspected gunman in what marks one of Germany's most lethal mass shootings in recent memory.