ASEAN-Gulf Cooperation Council: Platform to court six Gulf nations
The GCC consists of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman.
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Malaysia’s Home Ministry to acquire 600 body-worn cameras for immigration officers
The use of body-worn cameras on enforcement officers aims to reduce corruption and to address integrity issues among personnel.
Activists, groups urge for more civil effort alongside better anti-discrimination laws in Malaysia
Malaysian Bar president Mohamad Ezri Abdul Wahab said that the persistent rise of racial and religious tensions in Malaysia clearly indicates that punishment alone is not an…
ASEAN should break tradition for vital change
Concerning the ongoing civil war in Myanmar, Malaysian former foreign minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Abdullah said that under certain circumstances, ASEAN needs to put aside its…
Malaysia: Setting the stage as ASEAN Chair
The two-day ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat (AMM) in Malaysia's Langkawi, which begins with a meeting involving senior officials tomorrow, will mark the first major meeting…
Batu Puteh issue: Malaysia transport minister stands his ground, maintains ex-PM Mahathir acted on his own
Minister Anthony Loke said Dr Mahathir and the public should read the Royal Commission of Inquiry report in its entirety, which laid out the entire chronology and background of…
Myanmar open to peace talks, Malaysia keen to play mediator, says Foreign Minister
Foreign Minister Mohamad is hoping for preliminary talks with the Myanmar junta to commence before the end of this year as Malaysia prepares to chair Asean next year.
Malaysia PM Anwar calls for more space for ASEAN representatives to share views
Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul said PM Anwar conveyed this wish at during the 13th Asean-Aipa Leaders’ Interface during the 44th and 45th Asean Summits in Vientiane…
No Cabinet reshuffle, says Malaysia PM Anwar
The speculation originated from a news portal and the Prime Minister said he was unaware of any such plans, asking reporters in jest: “Who wants to help me reshuffle? Seriously,…
Only one person in Malaysia qualified to install, maintain EV charging stations, Parliament told
Last month, Putrajaya said it aimed to install 10,000 EV stations by 2025. Presently, there are merely 1,246 charging stations across the country.