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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for Malaysia's younger generation to be equipped with knowledge, discipline and moral values alongside technological advancement. Speaking at the 15th Malaysian Scouts Jamboree in Penang, he stressed that true national success extends far beyond economic metrics.
A gymnastics team from Bagan Datuk has achieved a historic performance at the AG Little Gym Challenge Cup Selangor 2026, capturing six gold, six silver, and five bronze medals in Kajang on August 1.
India's football aspirations remain distant as systemic failures plague the sport. Ranked 138th globally with a population of 1.45 billion, the country failed to qualify for next year's Asian Cup, highlighting deep governance and development challenges.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim unveiled plans to distribute free three-month AI software subscriptions to 100,000 Malaysian youths aged 18-30 through a new digital literacy programme launching on Merdeka Day, part of the broader AI Malaysia 2030 vision.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has unveiled a scheme offering three months of complimentary access to leading AI applications for young Malaysians aged 18 to 30 who successfully complete artificial intelligence training courses.
Sultan Nazrin Shah presented decorations, medals and certificates to 239 scouts at a ceremony in Ipoh, marking Malaysia's strengthened global scouting leadership and Perak's approach to its centenary.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that Malaysia cannot advance as a developed nation if citizens remain bound by divisive politics and outdated thinking. Speaking at a national training event, he urged the younger generation to unite and reject racial divisions.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Hannah Yeoh has been proclaimed president of the Federal Territories State Scouts Council, pledging RM20,000 to advance scouting activities and youth engagement across Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia's science and technology ministry is preparing the fifth edition of its flagship Techlympics competition, expecting nearly two million young participants across competitions spanning AI, robotics, and green technology through September.