TikTok sprung back to life Sunday afternoon after returning president Donald Trump, ahead of his second term in office, said users “deserve to see” his “exciting inauguration” as he promised an extension that would keep the app from staying dark.

Many highlight religious sites’ architecture after Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign clip failed to feature any mosques.

TikTok said Sunday it was beginning to restore service for US users after going dark overnight following a new law that effectively banned the app.

After the company briefly turned off its app for its 170 million US users on Saturday, some flocked to other corners of the internet to react.

A growing number of researchers fear that the controversial app is promoting pro-China content and softening attitudes towards the People’s Republic

WeChat's and TikTok's success in securing new social media licenses in Malaysia not only highlights Chinese technology giants' capabilities in meeting stringent compliance standards in overseas markets, but also reflects their growing influence across Southeast Asia, industry experts said on Monday.

Police have not received any reports of an incident in which a herd of elephants allegedly surrounded a white Perodua Bezza car, believed to have occurred

Many U.S. TikTok users are looking for alternative social media platforms as the app could be banned on January 19.

The company responds to the Supreme Court upholding a law banning its app in the US on national security grounds.

Malaysia’s Department of Islamic Development (Jakim) confirmed that the ham and cheese sandwich sold at a KK Mart convenience store in Universiti Malaya and the supplying company do not possess the official Malaysian Halal Certification (SPHM).

Telegram has been granted the Application Service Provider Class Licence (ASP (C)) to operate in Malaysia, says Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.

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