Malaysia Navy

A look at the progress of an old deal under new political realities.

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.

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

Both sides continue to explore opportunities to advance their defense ties despite the challenges.

The agency’s bid to boost its capabilities continues.

Exercises highlight one aspect of ongoing security cooperation between the two countries.

The development marks another step taken by the Southeast Asian state to modernize its navy despite significant challenges.

The country’s air force chief recently reiterated what some of the service’s top priorities are.

Zulkifili bin Abu Bakar has been sworn in as the head of the agency.

The arrival of the second OPV from Japan this year emphasizes Tokyo’s role in strengthening the Southeast Asian state’s capabilities.