10 stories within reach of Genting Highlands, published in the last 7 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a 'serpent' and accused him of deceiving the United States into a war with Iran. The remarks were made in Tehran on Monday.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla congratulated Malaysia on its National Day, emphasizing the strong partnership and shared Commonwealth values between the UK and Malaysia. The message highlights the enduring ties and mutual respect between the two nations.
Malaysia's Madani Government will deploy the Special Malaysian Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team (SMART) to Nepal to locate missing Malaysian citizens, and has committed US$1 million in aid. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced the decision, highlighting Malaysia's solidarity with Nepal following the disaster.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed Malaysia's condolences to Norway following the passing of King Harald V. The message was conveyed on behalf of the Malaysian government and people.
Malaysian politician Johari Abdul urges continued dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the Cambodia-Thailand dispute, emphasizing the need to prevent tensions from straining ASEAN unity and stability.
Wisma Putra has launched a round-the-clock effort to trace 57 Malaysians uncontactable after devastating floods in Nepal. The Malaysian embassy is coordinating with local authorities to locate them.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi extended condolences to the families of Nepal flood victims and expressed concern for their safety. He offered prayers for the victims and hoped for the swift recovery of those affected.
Malaysia's King Sultan Ibrahim has expressed concern over Malaysians affected by severe floods in Nepal and urged the Foreign Ministry (Wisma Putra) to take all necessary measures to ensure their safety and welfare.
Malaysia has tightened security along its border with Thailand and will appoint facilitators to support peace talks in southern Thailand. The move aims to address cross-border security concerns and facilitate dialogue.
The article explains Malaysia's stance on the One China policy, particularly in light of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent remarks on Taiwan, and clarifies the country's position regarding Beijing and Taipei.