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It's increasing pressure on navy but vessels must continue operating - Zulhelmy.

Meaningful engagement with China despite maritime disputes, he says.

A Singapore-flagged ship was reportedly struck by an Iranian drone.

New and subtle security network takes shape across region.

Concerns over directive that govt digital services must be developed internally for data security.

Lessons Malaysia can learn as it prepares to enact own FOI Act.

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New orders will take four to five years to complete, Khaled says.

'A substantial amount of public funds was allocated for this programme.'

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They say decree 'cannot be legally binding'.

The ship is named Tunku Laksamana Abdul Jalil, after the royal couple's fourth child.

They're not going to have a nuclear weapon, says Trump.

UPDATED 2.34PM | RM583m already paid for LCS missiles prior to Norway cancellation - minister.

Malaysia can't be a political experiment for foreign powers, says Kamil.

Nizam says govt should pursue compensation from defence contractor.

Norwegian Foreign Ministry says it regrets the decision but could not reveal more.

This is as 95pct of the RM500m contract had been paid up.

Malaysia protests licence revocation, warning of defence and regional impact.

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Lim says it's no 'small procurement issue' and public deserves explanation.

Decision likely stems from political considerations rather than technicalities, says Lam.

Navy chief says assets are fast becoming obsolete, modernisation held back by modest budget.

It raises questions about possible shifts in Oslo's defence policy toward countries outside Nato.