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Malaysia reaffirms sovereignty, rejects excessive maritime claims

The country does not subscribe to the 'might is right' notion, deputy foreign minister tells Parliament

Media reports on Malaysia’s land handover to Indonesia are inaccurate: Arthur Kurup

Minister denies claims of land compensation, clarifying that the boundary settlement is based on international law, not political concessions

The State of the Nation: What do we replace the US-Malaysia trade deal with? Not so easy, eh – Zainul Arifin

Despite criticisms, the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) may offer Malaysia much-needed stability amidst unpredictable US tariffs and a volatile political landscape, writes Big Boom Media Chief Executive Officer

Acts that threaten unity, inter-ethnic harmony must be firmly opposed – Sultan Nazrin

His Royal Highness also warned that the actions of certain quarters, driven excessively by emotion, could pose serious risks to the nation

Malaysia to address US issues on equal footing, not as a subordinate nation: Tengku Zafrul

Investment, Trade, and Industry Ministry reaffirms Malaysia's stance on sovereignty and trade negotiations

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Russian-based company can file appeal through the agency for the Transport Ministry's consideration