Indonesia, Malaysia Coordinate on Pilot Drug Smuggling Case
Indonesia and Malaysia are strengthening cooperation on the extradition of a pilot involved in drug smuggling. Both nations aim to deepen information sharing and collaboration to counter international drug trafficking organizations.
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