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RMAF should have opted for Super Hornets over Korean light jets: ex-US Navy pilot

Trevor Hartsock argues newer F/A-18 variant offers Malaysia's airforce superior durability, versatility

Mystery blast in Ipoh: Air Force confirms no jets flying, including foreign ones

RMAF denies claims of airspace breach, warns against speculations

Legacy Hornets a bullseye for Malaysia’s defence needs: retired US Navy pilot

Despite the age of the jets, they should provide a cost-effective platform for the near future

Should RMAF procure Kuwait’s decades-old Hornets?

Aged F/A-18D fighters not optimal, but could be budget-friendly stopgap and beefed up with upgrades, say experts

50 military and security aircraft to take part in National Day celebrations

About 50 air assets of the Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) and security forces will be involved in the air show in conjunction with the 2023 National Day celebration at Dataran Putrajaya on Thursday (August 31).
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DBKL slices up Havoc Food Festival in Setapak as traffic complaints boil over

Nik Nazmi steps in after residents complain of congestion, authorities shut down unlicensed event

In latest book ‘Saving the Planet’, Nik Nazmi makes urgent call for climate action

New book offers a Malaysian perspective on the global environmental crisis, highlighting economic and social stakes of climate change

Sports budget allocation: is popularity winning over performance in 2025 funding?

As RM15 million goes to football and RM20 million to e-sports, critics question whether funding priorities reflect merit or strong networks in Malaysian sports

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