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Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has stressed that Malaysia's civil service must maintain political neutrality and professionalism when serving the public, warning against partisan influence on government operations.
Britain's AI Minister Kanishka Narayan says the government would consider formal regulation of advanced artificial intelligence systems if voluntary safeguards no longer suffice to protect citizens.
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof will undergo heart bypass surgery at the National Heart Institute in the coming weeks. His condition is reported as stable as he prepares for the procedure.
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission arrests a dozen individuals, including six immigration department staff, over an apparent breach of the MyIMMs system. Arrests conducted at MACC headquarters and Penang immigration office.
South Korea faces a major cybersecurity incident after hackers compromised a database containing records of approximately 10,000 diplomats at a government training facility, raising fresh concerns about state-level attacks.
Thailand's authorities are moving to suspend almost 6,000 civil servants implicated in a widespread examination cheating scheme. The scandal has already triggered three arrests, with investigations expanding to uncover the full extent of the fraud.
JAKIM has declared a viral marriage letter purporting to be from the Malaysia Rohingya Ulama Council as fake, confirming the reference number and document were never issued by any Malaysian Islamic authority.
Malaysia's Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has been conferred the Datuk Seri title through the DPPN award during Penang's investiture ceremony honouring the state governor's 85th birthday, alongside 229 other recipients.
Malaysia's Prime Minister's Department has clarified that the BMW vehicle recently used by PM Anwar Ibrahim is an existing government asset, not a newly purchased official car, deployed temporarily pending maintenance of his regular vehicle.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has publicly rejected suggestions that an individual appearing in a viral social media post works for the MACC, moving to distance the agency from the controversial content.
The Malaysian Ministry of Health has temporarily taken its official website offline to implement enhanced cybersecurity measures following a recent cyber threat. The ministry says critical healthcare systems remain unaffected and operational.