MALAYSIA: Ahmad Zahid Hamidi announced that the Malaysia government is considering a new law that would legally require children to care for their ageing parents. The proposal aims to strengthen filial responsibility and preserve the nation’s moral and social values. Zahid has directed the Ministry of Women, Family, and Community Development to prepare a policy [...]
MALAYSIA: Police in Selangor arrested three individuals after a 135-kilometre high-speed chase that ended in Sungai Petai. The pursuit began near the Serdang R&R area when a suspicious car refused to stop and fled toward Melaka. The vehicle eventually lost control and collided with another car. Authorities detained two men and a woman and discovered [...]
Malaysia is implementing a work-from-home (WFH) directive starting April 15, potentially involving up to 200,000 public servants. However, approval will depend on department heads, who will assess operational needs and job suitability. Chief Secretary Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar expressed confidence that employees will maintain integrity and continue fulfilling their responsibilities effectively while working remotely. He [...]
MALAYSIA: A major corporate dispute in Malaysia has intensified as businessman Victor Chin filed a lawsuit against tycoon Aminul Islam, accusing him of attempting to unlawfully take control of NexG Bhd. Chin alleges that Aminul used influence over authorities, including law enforcement, to pressure the company through account freezes, raids, and forced leadership changes. He [...]
