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In latest episode, some forms of communism seem more acceptable than others.

The former home minister maintains the book should not be allowed in schools.

He attributes surge to visa-free travel arrangements.

Weakening Chinese economic data raises concerns about reduced oil demand.

Defence minister assures authorities vigilantly protecting M’sian waters.

Police say the 9 individuals also included 5 Chinese nationals.

Reaffirming support for Palestinians' right to self-determination.

UN chief calls it a step in the right direction for regional peace.

Malaysia and Asean must be cautious in navigating between superpower competition.

Thai govt hopes to receive good feedback before Brics summit in Russia.

Malaysia stands idly by while Taiwan gets isolated by China.

This will be done in accordance with international law.

Anwar says he and Li Qiang 'engaged in hours of discussion as equal partners, trusted friends.'

'It is crucial for our shared future', PM says.

Anwar and China premier Li witness the exchange.

Premier Li says diplomatic ties have brought tangible benefits for both countries' citizens.

Beijing's belligerence in territorial claims make for a difficult diplomatic situation.

Li Qiang is scheduled to visit Malaysia from June 18 to 20.

This initiative aims to promote world peace and foster an international community.

PM responds to Philippines delegate at roundtable discussion today.

Malaysia and China have always respected and trusted each other, king says.

M'sians soon can enjoy visa-free travel to China for up to 30 days.

Much for Putrajaya to table for a meaningful discussion with Beijing.

Today is the diplomatic relationship's 50th anniversary.