
Saifuddin to Appeal RM670,000 Defamation Ruling in Sanusi Case
Home Minister Saifuddin will appeal a court ruling to pay RM670,000 to Kedah MB Sanusi for defamation.

Home Minister Saifuddin will appeal a court ruling to pay RM670,000 to Kedah MB Sanusi for defamation.

Former judge Harmindar Singh Dhaliwal emphasized AI should assist, not replace human judgment, urging regulatory frameworks for responsible use.

Businessman Adam Radlan has received a discharge not amounting to acquittal after paying RM4.1 million linked to corruption charges.

Hyflux's trial begins August 11, involving founder Olivia Lum and others charged for undisclosed project risks, lasting 56 days.

Singapore couple jailed for cheating wife’s lover of S$220,000 in fake condo investment promising S$1.7 million returns.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rejected judicial interference claims, defending recent appointments as official and emphasizing judicial independence amid public pressure.

Trump sues Wall Street Journal for US$10 billion, alleging defamation over a report linking him to Jeffrey Epstein.

Chief Justice Tengku Maimun retires, launches *Behind the Gavel*, urges judicial independence, no regrets after six-year tenure.

The High Court acquitted three immigration officers of smuggling charges after doubts were raised during the evaluation of evidence in their defense.

The Federal Court ordered Public Bank to pay RM90 million for breaching confidentiality regarding NFCorp account details.

High Court hears Na'imah's appeal, claims Sessions Court's dismissal of legal questions was unjust, charges deemed technical, possibly retaliatory.

Samsung contests $520M Indian tax demand, says officials knew of import practices as Reliance used same method

This action reflects escalating tensions between Sarawak and Petronas, as Sarawak seeks greater control over its oil and gas resources through its state-owned firm,…

Ipoh High Court awards RM822,000 in damages to parents for son's death due to hospital negligence.

Three family members discharged, not acquitted, in Sabah gold mine fraud case involving RM1.3M losses, forged documents.

A former Petronas manager pleaded not guilty to attempting to disclose confidential company information, facing legal penalties.