Khan was routed from office in a no-confidence motion last year and has been pressuring the fragile coalition which replaced him with daily speeches, regular rallies and allegations of corruption.

The communications and digital minister says media practitioners must avoid spreading fake news and slander.

The Arau MP says this will help prevent erroneous reporting by the media.

Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says this will allow members of the media to receive the latest updates from the police.

The communications and digital minister says that he and his ministry will represent the government, especially in dealing with the media.

Court statements say the crimes include posing with dead or severely injured bodies while making victory signs and derogatory statements, with the aim of spreading the material as war propaganda online.

The BBC's centenary comes at a time of drastic budget cuts that have raised questions about its future.

Titus Low was fined S$3,000 (about RM9,778) for uploading obscene photos and videos, making him the first content creator on OnlyFans to be convicted for the offence in the city-state.

Ismail Sabri Yaakob says so far, no media organisation has been closed down or had its licence revoked.

While the majority of people surveyed consume news regularly, 38% said they often or sometimes avoid the news with about 36% saying that news lowers their mood.

Terry Xu will spend three weeks in jail for defamation over a letter the portal published alleging corruption among government ministers.

Stand News is the most prominent remaining pro-democracy publication in Hong Kong after a national security investigation this year led to the closure of the Apple Daily tabloid.