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Thailand says Cambodia must show ‘good faith’ to help resolve conflict
Thai foreign ministry spokesperson Nikorndej Balankura says Thailand welcomes Malaysia mediating a ceasefire but Cambodia must first “cease the hostilities and show sincerity. In short, good faith”. The address came after the closed meeting of the UN Security Council in New York with UN ambassadors from both countries attending.
Protesters in the Malaysian capital carried placards saying "Turun Anwar" - "step down Anwar" in Malay - while police kept a ...
Thousands took to the streets of Kuala Lumpur, chanting of “Turun Anwar”, demanding Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s ...
KUALA LUMPUR - Thousands of people rallied in the Malaysian capital on Saturday (July 26) to demand the resignation of Prime ...
Widespread adoption of AI by businesses and workers in Malaysia is set to accelerate the nation’s economic growth across ...
NCT Alliance Bhd was recently honoured at the Sustainability & CSR Malaysia Awards 2025 for its continuous contributions ...
A total of 123 Bangladeshi citizens have been denied entry into Malaysia and sent back from Kuala Lumpur International ...
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More fun, less pressure: Why Malaysia’s retired athletes are picking up the pickleball padleGoh Liu Ying knows what it means to stand on the world stage.An Olympic silver medallist and former badminton darling, she ...
Uncover the best neighbourhoods around KL for expats, from family-friendly suburbs to buzzing city spots, perfect for your ...
Bitget, the world's leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company, participated in Malaysia Blockchain Week 2025, to ...
Malaysia identifies AI as a key strategic driver to turn Kuala Lumpur into its leading smart city towards a livable, ...
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