Malaysia military

The first of several artillery systems were delivered to the Southeast Asian state last month.

The confirmation of the delivery puts the focus on one platform within Malaysia’s wider military capabilities.

Ongoing efforts to decommission aging equipment spotlight the broader issue with the country’s capabilities.

The handover of the first capital defense asset acquired from China by Malaysia highlighted the ongoing status of a landmark security agreement between the two countries. The handover of the first capital defense asset acquired from China by Malaysia highlighted the ongoing status of a landmark security agreement between the two countries.

The country is planning on following through on its defense white paper launch with a series of additional plans.

The adoption of the document has highlighted both the opportunities and challenges it offers for the country’s defense policy.

The recent engagement highlighted some of the ongoing activity underway with respect to the Southeast Asian state’s defense policy.

The country’s defense minister has once again suggested the idea as an option in its defense policy.

A closer look at the significance of a recent development within the Southeast Asian state’s approach.

The case of the missing helicopters is back in the headlines.

A closer look at the context for ongoing discussions on this front.

A recent engagement put the focus on ongoing work by the two sides to advance defense relations.

A closer look at the one of the new government’s key priorities in the security realm.

A recent interaction put the focus on some of the ongoing defense activity between the two countries into 2019 and beyond.

Both sides continue to try to manage renewed disputes within their wider bilateral relationship despite the difficulties that remain.

The latest iteration of the meeting spotlighted ongoing defense ties between the two countries.

The interaction highlighted ongoing activity within the bilateral relationship.

Both countries inked a security agreement in a boost for the defense side of their ties.

A closer look at a recent development and what it means for Malaysia’s foreign and defense policy.

A closer look at the new government’s suggestion to probe old allegations around the country’s submarine procurement.

Malaysia will send a warship to fully participate in the world’s largest international maritime exercise for the first time.

The Southeast Asian state has called for a widening of collaboration this front in recognition of the challenges it faces and the opportunities before it.

Public discussion of the proposal belies the challenges inherent in adopting it as well as Malaysia’s own approach to the question.

Though the country continues to eye expanding its fleet, it remains a long way off from achieving that goal.