From strategy to action: Making Malaysia’s counter-terrorism framework work
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India’s PRAHAAR offers lessons for Malaysia, but the priority is turning MyPCVE into measurable results through better coordination, accountable enforcement and effective prevention.
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MALAYSIA does not need to replicate India’s counter-terrorism institutions to learn from its experience.
India’s PRAHAAR, launched in February 2026 as its first comprehensive National Counter-Terrorism Policy and Strategy, raises a more practical question: how can Malaysia strengthen the implementation of its own security framework?
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- Oct 23, 2026
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