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Decision risks destroying decades of development progress, says the Foreign Ministry.

Viktoria Marinova had recently covered a probe into companies involved in EU-funded infrastructure projects administered by local authorities.

We deeply regret the re-imposition of sanctions by the US, says the bloc.

European Commission offers to pay the countries more than RM28k per migrant taken in.

It is the toughest action that Trump has taken against Russia.

'Cannot put a price tag' on the people's interests when negotiating bilateral deals, says minister.

Country not seeking a Euro trade war, but will respond 'if one is foisted on us', says Mah.

COMMENT | If M'sia loses the EU as a palm oil trade partner, some 650,000 oil palm plantation owners would be hit.

LETTER | Malaysia has committed way too many strategic and tactical errors with the EU.

As an open economy, M'sia can only collaborate with GLCs to decide where to buy and sell goods, says minister.

LETTER | Claims of Putrajaya's inaction are erroneous; or else, palm oil would've been long banned.

Envoy says his country will instead import more palm oil and rubber-based products.

COMMENT | The gov't outcry over Harapan's meeting with EU officials is unsupported by international law.  

Foreign minister questions wisdom of meeting amid talks on EU's mooted palm oil ban.

Plantations minister says objection letter sent to 27 countries over EU ban on palm oil in biofuels.

Other countries might follow EU's lead in banning palm oil in biofuels. 

Plantations minister says ban is about EU ‘protectionism’, not about the environment.

Ban on import of palm oil from M'sia is a threat to the local economy, says PMOB chairman.

European Union nations are set to achieve history in integrating their defences with a pact between 25 EU governments.

'We need a government that can act,' says a German member of the European Commission.

Both countries are the world's top producers of palm oil, accounting for around 85 percent of global output.

'For me, it is not fair that EU wants the certification before the palm oil can enter EU market.'

Speculation in Europe is rife as to when and where exactly this month will British Prime Minister Theresa May formally trigger Article 50.

Theresa May wants to meet EU's Antonio Tajani as soon as possible to discuss Britain's departure.