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Corporate Moves: Pharmaniaga won approval for a five-for-one share consolidation, cutting shares to about 1.31b and aiming for a steadier trading profile. Identity & Security: Malaysia will start issuing a new passport with 94 security features from June 1, rolling out in stages until nationwide completion in July. Humanitarian Crisis: Malaysia-linked Global Sumud Flotilla 2.0 says 25 Malaysians are among those detained after Israeli interception; SNCC says the ships are in Red Zone 2 and expects arrival near Gaza within hours. Cost of Living: Putrajaya will keep RM300 BUDI MADANI diesel aid and add RM100 interim support as fuel prices stay volatile. Defence Row: Malaysia is seeking compensation after Norway cancelled the NSM missile export licence, while the Navy weighs replacement options. Sports: Selangor, under Kim Pan-gon, are 180 minutes from ending their title drought in the ASEAN Club Championship final against Buriram.

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Malaysia seeks more than $321m from Norway over axed defence deal

Malaysia seeks more than $321m from Norway over axed defence deal

Malaysia to issue newly designed passports with 94 security features from June 1

Malaysia to issue newly designed passports with 94 security features from June 1

Malaysia Seeks $251 Million Compensation After Norway Cancels Missile Export Permit

Malaysia Seeks $251 Million Compensation After Norway Cancels Missile Export Permit

Malaysia seeks $251 million from Kongsberg after Norway scuttles missile deal

Malaysia seeks $251 million from Kongsberg after Norway scuttles missile deal


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