Historically the answer has to be yes but the scope differs. Malaysia was involved indirectly in World War 2 when the she got invaded by the Japanese and those were tough times for Malaysians of that generation. However technically the answer has to be no. This is because Malaysia was officially independent on 1957 and formed in 1963. There was no such country as "Malaysia" in the 1940s. Recent times there have been disputes with neighbouring countries such as Indonesia and Philippines over territorial rights especially with reference to ownership of surrounding islands. A few months back there was another dispute over ownership of an island with Singapore. This was won by Singapore. Malaysia has also been involved in sending peacekeepers to Africa,Bosnia and Iraq. Overall Malaysia is a peaceful country. The nearest equivalent to be involved in a armed conflict was the counter-insurgency of Communists from 1948~1986, and the brief "Confrontation" with Indonesia in the mid 1960s, right after the formation of Malaysia.
Malaysia and USA of course
major wars fought by U.S.
6.99;)
European leaders created a strategy to prevent any one country from dominating Europe again.
3 the 3 punic wars
WWI, WWII, Malaysia Conflict, Lebanon ... and that's just for starters.
No
Why not yes
no
AnswerNO. Malaysia's major religion is Islam, but Cambodia is not
AnswerNO. Malaysia's major religion is Islam, but Cambodia is not
India did not involve in any major wars. But it helped Britain during the World War. After Independence there were minor wars like Indo-Pak war, Kargil War etc..
The major ethnic group in Malaysia is the Malay, which comprises about 50% of the population. Other significant ethnic groups include the Chinese, who make up around 23%, and the Indian community, which makes up about 7% of the population.
yes
malaysia products which is exported
Proton Ford Malaysia
No.