Malaysia, South China Sea and Anwar Ibrahim
Petronas' exploration in South China Sea will continue, Malaysia PM says
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Tuesday reiterated that state energy firm Petronas will continue to conduct oil and gas exploration activities in Malaysia's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in the South China Sea,
Malaysia to continue oil, gas exploration in South China Sea despite Beijing's objections: Anwar
Malaysian state energy firm Petronas will continue its oil and gas exploration activities in the South China Sea. Opposition lawmakers had sought clarifications from Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, after a leaked note reportedly showed Beijing asking Malaysia to halt its oil and gas exploration in the Kasawari gas field.
Malaysia, Phillippines committed to ongoing negotiations regarding South China Sea, says Anwar
Malaysia and the Philippines are committed to ongoing negotiations regarding the South China Sea, aimed at establishing a 'code of conduct' (COC) through constructive dialogue and consultations, in accordance with international law,
Malaysia to continue South China Sea oil, gas exploration despite China's objections
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reaffirmed his country’s commitment to oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea, despite objections from Beijing, local media reported Tuesday.
What's actually happening in the South China Sea?
China Isn't Giving Up on the South China Sea
So I’ve been reading psychologist Philip Tetlock’s treatise on Expert Political Judgment. It’s a nifty piece of work, well worth your time. Recommended! Except for one pervasive twitch: Tetlock demands receipts.
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New naval base for Sarawak amid rising South China Sea tensions
The federal government is enhancing military protection for East Malaysia by building a new naval base in Bintulu, Sarawak, ...
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Tan Sri’s “Prioritise China” Open Letter Sees TRP Mentioned In Parliament – Here’s The Whole Story
Tan Sri Lee Kim Yew's initial open letter bore the phrase 'China First, Party Second' but due to a 'translation error' was later amended to 'Tionghua First, Party Second'.
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China-based company loses $600,000 in frozen Musang King durian scam
A company in China has lost RM2.6 million (US$603,000) in a fraudulent deal to purchase frozen Musang King durian from ...
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Malaysia Caught in Rare Earth Tug-of-War
Malaysia has identified the potential of REE and aims to tap into its 18.2 million tons of non-radioactive RE reserves by 2030 ...
China Film Festival 2024 in KL to boost China-Malaysia relations
This year's event features a diverse lineup of 12 movies – including four restored classics, six contemporary flicks and two ...
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CNA Correspondent - Does Malaysia have what it takes to stand out as a regional leader in AI?
With a vision, optimism and billions pouring in from major tech firms, Malaysia is fighting to be at the forefront of ...
China’s Bullet Trains Extend Toward Singapore Despite Debt Fears
Southeast Asian nations are embracing Beijing’s investments in a network of projects meant to tie the region together.
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Understanding the importance of China-Malaysia ties
Malaysia's King Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar recently visited China, marking the first trip by a Malaysian king to China ...
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Court junks habeas corpus petition of six women from China held in Bukit Jalil depot
The High Court here today rejected a habeas corpus application filed by six women from China seeking immediate release from ...