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Malaysia has firmly rejected pressure from eight US Democratic congressmen to reconsider its longstanding refusal to recognise Israel, with top officials pledging to maintain the country's independent foreign policy.
A prominent Middle Eastern studies scholar from Columbia University has defended Malaysia's longstanding refusal to establish diplomatic ties with Israel as a principled opposition to genocide rather than antisemitism.
Malaysia has formally restated its policy of not recognising Israel to the United States government, following diplomatic pressure from eight US Congressional members over the expulsion of an Israeli dual citizen.
ABIM has denounced eight US Congress members for pressuring the American administration over Malaysia's Network School investigation, arguing the move violates national sovereignty and international law principles.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rejected criticism from eight US Democratic congressmen over Malaysia's longstanding ban on Israeli nationals entering the country, vowing to maintain the policy regardless of external pressure.
The Philippines is hosting the 59th ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting from July 20-24, bringing regional and dialogue partners together to address security, human rights, and geopolitical tensions affecting Southeast Asia and beyond.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared that Malaysia will immediately deport any Israeli nationals found within its borders, reaffirming the country's longstanding policy of not recognising Israel.
Malaysia has formally applied for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for 2036–2037, using the candidacy to advance its long-standing campaign against the veto power wielded by permanent members.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent diplomatic missions to Russia and Turkmenistan highlight how his interpersonal skills and negotiating approach are becoming valuable tools in Malaysia's foreign relations strategy.
Malaysia is pursuing wider global collaborations after Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's recent diplomatic missions to Russia and Turkmenistan, signalling the government's commitment to multi-alignment foreign policy.
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Malaysia has secured a strategic foothold in Turkmenistan's vast gas reserves, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim attributing the breakthrough to the country's consistent commitment to balanced diplomacy and non-alignment in international relations.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is embarking on his first international trip since taking office, visiting Malaysia and China. The tour underscores Dhaka's efforts to diversify economic partnerships and rebuild regional relationships.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed Malaysia's commitment to strategic independence, asserting the country need not choose allegiance between the United States, China, or India while maintaining beneficial relations with all.