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Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to reposition Malaysia's Immigration Department as a strategic institution driving economic growth, national security, and digital modernisation.
Sultan Ibrahim has conveyed Warriors' Day greetings to Malaysia's security forces, praising their dedication to national defence. However, the King was unable to attend the main parade in Putrajaya owing to ongoing medical treatment for back and hip pain.
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof has urged Malaysians to honour the sacrifices of the nation's heroes who defended the country's sovereignty and security across generations.
The Sultan and Tengku Ampuan of Pahang have paid tribute to Malaysia's security forces on Warriors' Day, honouring the sacrifices of military personnel and police in safeguarding national sovereignty and stability.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged the current generation to value Malaysia's freedom and prosperity by remembering the sacrifices of security personnel. Speaking at the National Warriors' Day Parade, he commended a military performance commemorating soldiers killed in a 1981 ambush.
Approximately 500 personnel from Malaysia's security agencies gathered for a traditional Islamic prayer ceremony honouring the nation's fallen and serving heroes ahead of the annual Warriors' Day commemoration.
A Malaysian criminologist warns that the MyIMMs data breach transcends cybercrime, constituting a fundamental national security vulnerability that threatens immigration controls and border integrity.
The Malaysian Defence Ministry conducted a three-day awareness programme in Pulau Banggi, engaging local communities, students, and enforcement agencies to strengthen defence literacy in this strategically important northern border region.
Malaysia's ABIM has rejected pressure from eight US Congress members over the Network School investigation, asserting the country's sovereign right to conduct independent inquiries without foreign interference.
The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to prohibit the sale of devices containing critical components from Chinese companies including Huawei, closing a longstanding regulatory gap that allowed restricted manufacturers to supply parts.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has unveiled a strategic four-point mandate to reshape Malaysia's Immigration Department, positioning it as an engine for economic growth while enhancing security through technology and integrity.
The Sultan of Perak has argued that true security rests on social cohesion and inclusive governance rather than military strength or security apparatus alone, warning against religious manipulation for political gain.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared that Israelis discovered in Malaysia will face immediate deportation. The announcement follows an investigation by relevant agencies into allegations involving Network School located in Forest City, Johor.
Hong Kong's security chief has told booksellers they must ensure their titles do not endanger national security, as police conduct the third wave of arrests against independent bookstores in four months.
Malaysia's parliament has approved amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act to modernise the nation's digital infrastructure while incorporating national security measures through a new Universal Service Provision initiative.
ABIM has called on the government to establish a National Innovation Ecosystem Security Policy to protect Malaysia's strategic interests while remaining open to global investment and talent, following investigations into the Network School issue in Johor.
Malaysia has introduced legislative amendments to empower the communications minister to direct the MCMC to support universal service initiatives tied to national security, marking a shift in how the country regulates its telecommunications sector.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim warns that Malaysia cannot depend solely on conventional security frameworks, as modern threats now transcend traditional military and police boundaries.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned against weaponising state, racial and religious sentiments, arguing such divisions distract from mounting security threats including digital and technological risks.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for a coordinated, whole-of-nation security approach to combat evolving threats including artificial intelligence, quantum computing and drones, emphasizing collaboration across government, business and civil society.
Sultan Nazrin Shah has officially inaugurated the Sultan Nazrin Shah 69 Commando Camp in Ulu Kinta, Perak. The RM206 million facility on 338 hectares serves as the new main base for Malaysia's elite commando unit and reflects the government's dedication to strengthening security forces.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will launch a redesigned Malaysian International Passport featuring 94 security features at Parliament, significantly upgrading protections against forgery.
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Selangor's immigration authorities have successfully dismantled a sophisticated document forgery network through Operation Serkap, with the arrest of a suspected ringleader. The syndicate was producing counterfeit identification and travel documents.