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The government is investing heavily in military personnel welfare, including RM844 million for housing and 1,300 new family units, to enable troops to focus on national defence with peace of mind.
Malaysia's Parliament convenes to address UN Security Council imbalances, government food security contingency plans, and military supply chain vulnerabilities, with seven bills tabled for first reading.
Malaysia's Defence Force Chief indicates the procurement of a replacement missile system for its Littoral Combat Ships will span two to three years, with technical evaluations from France, Turkiye, Italy and South Korea underway.
Malaysia's Defence Ministry has defended the RM571.9 million payment for Norwegian Naval Strike Missiles, stating it was made only after systems were fully manufactured and tested, not as an advance.
Malaysia's Defence Ministry has unveiled two key strategic documents aimed at reinforcing national security amid evolving geopolitical challenges and technological disruption through 2030.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faced public protests at a World War II memorial event as opponents challenged her administration's push to strengthen the nation's military capabilities.
Alibaba has sued the US Department of Defense over its designation as a Chinese military company, arguing the classification lacks legal or factual basis and that it operates purely in civilian sectors.
The head of Malaysia's air force has stressed that expanded aerial capabilities are essential to defend the nation's critical shipping lanes as regional tensions intensify and geopolitical dynamics shift.