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Malaysia hands over ADMM chairmanship after record year of defence cooperation

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By HIDAYATH HISHAM

MALAYSIA has officially handed over the chairmanship of the ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting (ADMM) and ADMM-Plus to the Philippines after what was described as the most productive year in the platform’s history.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin said Malaysia’s tenure saw the signing and adoption of 20 major initiatives — the largest number since the establishment of ADMM and ADMM-Plus — reflecting ASEAN’s growing unity and strategic cooperation in defence and security.

“I could not be prouder of what we have achieved together. This year’s meetings have not only been productive, but they have surpassed our expectations,” he said at the ADMM and ADMM-Plus Chairmanship Handover Ceremony in Kuala Lumpur today.

He said the meetings brought together more than 600 delegates from 19 nations, encompassing diverse perspectives and deep discussions that strengthened ASEAN’s collective resolve.

“From working-level discussions to senior officials’ meetings, and to this week’s ministerial engagements, our cooperation has been deep, meaningful, and inspiring,” he said.

He said Malaysia’s chairmanship was not only about policies and outcomes, but also about fostering friendship, understanding, and the ASEAN family spirit that underpins regional unity.

Khaled expressed gratitude to all ASEAN member states, partners and the ASEAN Secretariat for their support and trust, saying Malaysia’s success as chair was a shared achievement for the entire region.

“The success of this year’s ADMM and ADMM-Plus is not Malaysia’s alone. It is our success, ASEAN’s success,” he said.

He said Malaysia had built upon the strong foundations laid by past chairs, continuing the region’s long-term effort to strengthen collective defence and promote peace.

“We cannot do miracles. One year is not enough to accomplish everything. What matters is continuity, to carry on the unfinished and unending mission of building a sustainable legacy for the ASEAN Community,” he said.

Khaled reaffirmed Malaysia’s commitment to ASEAN centrality and unity, urging member states to continue “thinking ASEAN, acting ASEAN, and behaving ASEAN.”

“As we pass the torch to our dear friend, the Philippines, Malaysia gives its full and unwavering support. 

“We have every confidence that the Philippines will continue to lead with the same spirit of dedication, integrity, and unity,” he said.

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Japan pushes new ASEAN defence initiatives to boost regional readiness

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By AUFA MARDHIAH

JAPAN has outlined new initiatives to deepen defence cooperation with ASEAN, focusing on humanitarian assistance and maritime security. 

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin said Japan has put forward several ideas to enhance cooperation with ASEAN, including through new frameworks such as the Japan–ASEAN Ministerial Initiative for Enhanced Defence Cooperation and the One Cooperative Effort Among Nations.

The proposals were presented during the ASEAN–Japan Defence Ministers’ Informal Meeting held on the sidelines of the ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting (ADMM) in Kuala Lumpur on Nov 1.

Attending on behalf of Japan was its Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi (picture).

Khaled said the initiatives aim to strengthen collaboration in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR), maritime security, and defence capacity-building across ASEAN member states.

“These efforts reflect Japan’s commitment to supporting ASEAN’s readiness and resilience in maintaining regional peace and stability,” he told reporters at a press conference.

He further described Japan as a key partner for ASEAN, noting that member states welcomed Tokyo’s proposals as constructive steps toward a more secure and cooperative region.

“Japan remains a trusted defence partner for ASEAN, and these initiatives demonstrate our shared commitment to peace, stability and prosperity,” he said.

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US considers nuclear test a prudent step

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BY HIDAYATH HISHAM

THE US said its recent nuclear capability test is a prudent measure to ensure the readiness of its defence system.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said this when speaking to the media before attending the ASEAN–US Defence Ministers’ High Tea today.

He said the test was part of efforts to assess the strength of the US’s highly advanced nuclear system.

“Conducting such capability tests is regarded as a reasonable and prudent move,” he told reporters briefly.

US President Donald Trump’s sudden directive to carry out a nuclear weapons test has raised concerns over growing global tensions among major powers.

The order was announced via his Truth Social account yesterday, ahead of his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea.

When asked about the type of test to be conducted, Hegseth declined to elaborate but stressed that the US possesses a strong and effective nuclear capability.

He also dismissed claims that Washington has lost the trust of its strategic partners in the Indo-Pacific region.

“I don’t think we’ve ever lost that trust. We continue to maintain a firm and consistent focus on the Indo-Pacific, preserving our longstanding presence. We never left, and we’re not going anywhere,” he said.

Hegseth also praised the close cooperation under the ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting Plus (ADMM-Plus) framework and the US’ strong ties with ASEAN countries, describing Malaysia as a beautiful and important nation in the region.

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Malaysia deal fuels concerns of sovereignty, new US levies

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MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s trade deal with the US is drawing fire at home as a group of lawmakers question clauses that allow Washington to raise new tariffs and pressure the Southeast Asian nation to align with its trade policies.

The lawmakers are seeking clarity on whether the pact safeguards Malaysia’s interests and sovereignty in trade matters. They are inviting the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry — helmed by Zafrul Aziz — and the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur to respond to questions on Nov. 12, said Wong Chen, who heads a parliamentary select committee on international trade.

While Malaysia’s parliament does not have the authority to vote on trade agreements, the lawmakers said they are seeking to ensure government transparency and accountability in policy decisions.

The provisions reflect Washington’s broader push to align trade partners with its economic and security priorities amid its intensifying rivalry with China — a stance that puts Malaysia in a delicate position as it seeks to maintain balanced ties with both powers. India and the US have also been locked in a trade dispute after Trump slapped 50% tariffs on the South Asian nation’s exports, partly to penalize the country for buying oil from Russia. 

Such provisions present a “nightmare scenario” for Asean countries, said Daniel Kritenbrink, the former US assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs and former ambassador to Vietnam.

Governments want to pursue independent geopolitical and trade strategies, not be “squeezed and put in that uncomfortable position,” Kritenbrink, a partner at the Asia Group, said at an event in Singapore on Friday.

Under the agreement, Washington can notify Malaysia when it imposes trade restrictions on another country for economic or national security reasons, and the Asian nation is expected to take similar steps or agree on a timeline to do so. The pact also commits Malaysia to align with US export controls and sanctions on sensitive technologies, and to prevent its companies from helping others circumvent those measures. 

“We should prepare for the reactions of our large trading partners such as China and India,” said Wong, a former corporate lawyer in Kuala Lumpur. “If the trade ties between these countries and US improves, then the more onerous terms can be managed, but if it becomes more difficult, Malaysia will be pressed to decide on which direction to pivot.”

Indeed, President Xi Jinping’s message to the region is “do whatever you want in terms of cooperating with the United States, just don’t do it at our expense,” Kritenbrink said. “Otherwise, there’ll be consequences. So this will be challenging going forward.”

Another clause allows Washington to impose additional tariffs to counter what it believes are unfair trade practices and to safeguard its national interests. The pact signed on Sunday reaffirmed the 19% tariff rate for Malaysia that President Donald Trump has already imposed.

Lawmakers say the provision could expose Malaysian exports to fresh levies even as the government touts the deal as a gateway to deeper access to the US market.

Malaysia has also expressed its intention to join the BRICS bloc of developing nations that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

Malaysia has “gained some political goodwill” with the Trump administration by concluding a deal, and policymakers are counting on it to translate into preferential treatment under future punitive tariffs, particularly on semiconductors, according to the Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs. Conversely, the agreement constrains Malaysia’s capacity to forge wider trade partnerships, the think tank known as IDEAS said on Friday.

“Ultimately, the agreement has not been subject to public accountability processes, undermines Malaysia’s regional and global economic interests, and ties Malaysia’s economic policies to the United States’ strategic interests while validating a 19% tariff on most Malaysian exports,” Stewart Nixon, deputy director of research at IDEAS said in a statement. —BLOOMBERG

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Influenza infection rate declines in ME43/2025

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PUTRAJAYA — The rate of influenza infection in the country has shown a declining trend in Epidemiological Week (ME) 43 of this year, according to the Ministry of Health (MOH).

In a statement today, MOH said monitoring through the consultation rate for Influenza-Like Illnesses (ILI) and hospital admission rate for Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI) cases indicated that both recorded decreases compared with the previous week.

“The ILI consultation rate dropped from 9.68 per cent to 8.18 per cent, while the SARI admission rate fell from 10.56 per cent to 10.45 per cent,” the ministry said.

The statement added that, to date, genomic sequencing has shown no new mutations detected in the influenza virus.

Regarding acute respiratory infection clusters, MOH said a total of 30 clusters were recorded in ME43/2025, a reduction of 86 per cent compared with the previous week.

Detailing the trend by premises, MOH said schools recorded 15 clusters, followed by private residences (seven), kindergartens (four), other premises (two) and nurseries (one).

“For ME43/2025, no clusters were reported in other educational institutions or care centres. Schools remain the main contributors to the overall number of clusters, accounting for 27,” the ministry said.

According to the MOH, most individuals infected with the influenza virus recover completely within a few days to a week.

However, the ministry cautioned that influenza can cause severe infections or complications among high-risk groups such as children, the elderly and individuals with chronic health conditions.

“Based on ILI and SARI surveillance at sentinel sites nationwide, more than 70 per cent of ILI and SARI cases are among children,” the statement said.

To protect high-risk groups and prevent the spread of influenza, MOH advised the public to avoid going to crowded places if symptomatic, wear face masks when coughing or sneezing, wash hands frequently, practise proper cough etiquette, and obtain annual influenza vaccinations, particularly for the elderly, children, pregnant women and those with chronic illnesses.

“High-risk individuals are advised to seek early medical examination and treatment at nearby government or private healthcare facilities,” the ministry said. — BERNAMA

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BUDI95: Over 13 million Malaysians enjoy RM800m in savings in first month

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KUALA LUMPUR — A total of 13.1 million Malaysians have made transactions under the BUDI MADANI RON95 (BUDI95) programme, with a spending value of RM2.66 billion in the first month of its implementation from Sept 30 to yesterday.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) said that the total involved the purchase of 1.33 billion litres of subsidised RON95 petrol, with a total government subsidy of about RM800 million to ease the burden of the people’s cost of living.

“This includes over 23,000 fishermen and registered boat users who do not have an active driving licence, especially in Sabah and Sarawak,” it said in a statement today.

Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan said the implementation of BUDI95 ensures that Malaysians enjoy the subsidy benefits directly without complicated processes, besides enabling the government to redistribute the savings back into the development and welfare of the people.

“Clearly, this programme provides multiple benefits to the people and the country,” he added in the statement.

The MoF also explained that since the implementation of BUDI95, a total of 16.55 million Malaysians have been eligible to enjoy the RON95 subsidised price at RM1.99 per litre compared to RM2.60 per litre without subsidy, thus exceeding the original projection of 15 million people.

Under the BUDI95 programme, all Malaysian MyKad holders aged 16 and above who possess active driving licences are eligible to purchase up to 300 litres of subsidised RON95 petrol per month.

According to the ministry, since Oct 13, the MADANI Government has raised the ceiling on monthly eligibility for full-time e-hailing drivers to 600 litres per month, thus benefiting nearly 58,000 e-hailing drivers nationwide.

“On average, BUDI95 recipients under the private category recorded a usage of 98.2 litres per month for October, way lower than the stipulated minimum monthly eligibility of 300 litres.

“As of Oct 26, less than 0.7 per cent of BUDI95 recipients have fully utilised their monthly eligibility before the end of the month,” it added.

The MoF also detailed that only 0.6 per cent of private users had fully used up the monthly limit of 300 litres, while among registered boat users without a driving licence, only 0.3 per cent had used up the full monthly limit.

As part of its commitment to strengthening the implementation of BUDI95, the MADANI Government will carry out improvements from time to time, including reviewing the additional qualification limits for e-hailing drivers so that it is more equitable and comprehensive.

The ministry also said it had identified several unusual usage patterns, including recipients who used up their entire monthly limit in a short period of time, as well as repeated purchases at stations near the country’s borders.

“As such, the MADANI Government, through the MOF and the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN), will continue to strengthen monitoring at petrol stations, as well as among users, to ensure that the benefits of BUDI95 are not misused.

“The government will not compromise on any misuse or resale of subsidised petrol to ineligible parties, and strict action will be taken against those involved under the Control of Supplies Act 1961,” it added. — BERNAMA

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Nancy Shukri: Govt mulling possible ban on Roblox, UMI

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KUCHING — The government is weighing the possibility of banning online gaming platforms Roblox and UMI amid rising concerns over safety and content that could negatively influence young people, said Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.

She noted that the matter is still under discussion, with any final decision to consider Australia’s upcoming regulations on Roblox, scheduled to take effect this December.

“We are closely monitoring how Australia implements these regulations. They are still in the planning stage, and nothing has been enforced yet.

“Malaysia will evaluate whether a similar approach aligns with our local context and cultural norms,” she told reporters after attending the Temporary Relief Centre Training and Simulation Programme here today.

She was asked to comment on an incident in which a six-year-old boy was critically injured after allegedly being slashed and stabbed with a sharp object by his nine-year-old brother in Kampung Parit Nipah, Parit Raja, Batu Pahat, on Monday.

Johor police chief Datuk Ab. Rahaman Arsad, speaking at a press conference three days ago, said the motive is still under investigation, adding that preliminary findings indicate that the attack occurred after the victim allegedly caused his brother to lose all the points he had accumulated playing the game.

Meanwhile, the Australian government is considering restrictions on Roblox for users aged 16 and under, amid concerns that the platform could have a negative influence and has been linked to several incidents that have attracted international attention.

Nancy stated that Australia’s policy rollout will be carefully monitored before any official decision is made regarding the app.

“Indeed, technological advances of this nature can impact such incidents. That is why we must proceed with caution and draw lessons from other countries before making any decisions,” she added. — BERNAMA

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ADMM-Plus committed to strengthening ASEAN-led regional security

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By AUFA MARDHIAH 

THE ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting Plus (ADMM-Plus) has pledged to strengthen peace and stability through an ASEAN-led regional security framework as it marked its 15th anniversary in Kuala Lumpur.

In a joint statement today, defence ministers from the 10 ASEAN countries and eight dialogue partners — Australia, China, India, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Russia and the US — reaffirmed their commitment to regional cooperation and international law.

“The ADMM-Plus remains an open and inclusive framework that facilitates dialogue and practical cooperation on shared security concerns,” the ministers said in the joint statement.

They warned that growing geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty and transboundary threats require collective action to preserve regional peace.

The ministers stressed the importance of adhering to the UN Charter, ASEAN Charter, Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, and the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), while recognising the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific (AOIP) as the bloc’s own guide for cooperation.

The statement noted that the ADMM and ADMM-Plus have become key platforms for trust-building and defence cooperation since their establishment in 2010 and annualisation in 2017.

It also highlighted progress through seven Experts’ Working Groups (EWGs) in areas such as maritime security, humanitarian assistance, counter-terrorism and cyber security, which have enhanced coordination and capacity among member states.

Moving forward, the ministers agreed to deepen practical cooperation and capacity-building, strengthen information-sharing through the ASEAN Direct Communications Infrastructure (ADI), and widen participation via the new EWG Observership Programme.

They reaffirmed mutual respect for sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, calling for restraint in activities that could heighten tensions and urging peaceful dispute resolution in accordance with international law.

The statement also expressed support for the ASEAN Political-Security Community Blueprint 2025 and ASEAN Vision 2045 to build a resilient, innovative and people-centred region.

The ministers commended 15 years of ADMM-Plus cooperation and welcomed the Philippines’ role as host of the 13th ADMM-Plus in 2026.

The ADMM’s official schedule in KL is expected to conclude on Nov 2, marking the end of this year’s series of high-level regional defence meetings.

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Hundreds of displaced from El-Fasher, Sudan arrive in north in dire condition

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Displaced Sudanese who fled El-Fasher after the city fell to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), arrive in the town of Tawila in war-torn Sudan’s western Darfur region on October 28, 2025. (Photo by AFP)

ISTANBUL –At least 642 people fleeing violence in El-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state in western Sudan, have arrived in the country’s Northern State after a difficult and dangerous journey, Anadolu Ajansi reported, citing the Sudan Doctors Network.

The organisation said on social media platform X on Saturday that the displaced families escaped massacres carried out by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in El-Fasher and arrived in the Al-Dabba area.

It warned that the new arrivals are living in dire humanitarian conditions, with inadequate shelter, severe shortages of food and clean water, and a lack of basic health services, particularly affecting children, women, and the elderly.

“These families are now facing severe living challenges that exceed the capacity of the host communities to cope with,” it said.

The organisation warned that the number of displaced people is expected to rise sharply in the coming days as the situation in Darfur continues to deteriorate.

It appealed to local authorities and humanitarian groups inside and outside Sudan to urgently provide medical aid, food, shelter, and psychological support to prevent “a total collapse of the humanitarian situation.”

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) said on Friday that more than 62,000 people had been displaced from El-Fasher within four days of the RSF taking control of the city.

El-Fasher fell under the control of the RSF earlier this week after a months-long siege. Rights groups have accused the paramilitary group of committing mass killings, detaining people, and attacking hospitals.

Sudan has been ravaged by a civil war between the army and the RSF since April 2023, causing thousands of deaths and the displacement of millions of people. — BERNAMA-ANADOLU

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Fahmi: Courier firms urged to work with police, customs to curb criminal misuse

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SHAH ALAM — The Association of Malaysian Express Carriers (AMEC) has been urged to work closely with the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) and the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (JKDM) to address the misuse of courier services for criminal activities, including drug trafficking.

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said such collaboration would help industry players better understand the issue and take appropriate steps to plug ‘loopholes’ that may be exploited by criminals.

He said the security of the courier industry must remain a top priority, especially as fast and efficient delivery services are increasingly being misused by offenders.

“We must start from facts, data and reports based on enforcement actions by agencies such as PDRM through the Narcotics Crime Investigation Department (JSJN).

“From there, we can understand the modus operandi of criminals and identify weaknesses in the system that the courier sector needs to address immediately,” he told reporters after officiating the National Courier Day 2025 celebration here today.

Also present were Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching and Communications Ministry secretary-general Datuk Seri Mohamad Fauzi Md Isa.

Fahmi said the call for stronger collaboration between PDRM and courier companies was also conveyed by JSJN director Datuk Hussein Omar Khan.

“As a start, I urge AMEC to hold discussions with the Narcotics Crime Investigation Department and Customs to gain a comprehensive understanding of the issue.

“At the same time, AMEC must ensure that courier sorting centres adopt more effective screening methods to prevent criminal abuse of the courier network,” he said.

Earlier, Fahmi launched the Code of Practice for Postal Services (CPPS) — the first operational standard issued for the national courier industry — to ensure Malaysian courier services remain relevant, efficient and credible in the digital era.

He said the CPPS, developed by the Postal Forum and approved by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) last year, followed extensive industry consultations.

“I hope all courier service providers will integrate this code of practice into their standard operating procedures (SOPs). We understand they may need time to review and adapt it to their operations, and the Postal Forum will assist in this process,” he added.

At the same event, Fahmi witnessed the signing of a Letter of Collaboration between Shopee Mobile Malaysia Sdn Bhd and local courier partners, under which Shopee will engage more domestic courier companies to deliver customer orders.

The participating courier firms are GD Express Sdn Bhd (GDEX), City-Link Express (M) Sdn Bhd, POS Malaysia and SPX Xpress (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd.

The initiative, spearheaded by MCMC with support from AMEC and industry partners under the Courier Network Sharing Framework (CNSF), is the first of its kind in ASEAN, focusing on shared capacity, data collaboration, and operational efficiency among local and international players — helping to ensure fairer competition.

During the event, Mohd Syahirul Amin Kamarudin from Skynet Worldwide (M) Sdn Bhd was named Courier Industry Personality 2025, while SPX Xpress (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd received the ‘MyKurier Award’ with a four-star rating. — BERNAMA

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