- Indonesia and Malaysia reached a bilateral pact for the transfer of prisoners.
- Indonesia and Malaysia are working closely on cross-border issues and cooperation as of June 30, 2026.
Indonesia ratified defense cooperation with Malaysia in Jakarta.
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Indonesia ratified defense cooperation with Malaysia in Jakarta.
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