Missing weapon in Covid-19 battle
We are missing one essential weapon in the battle against Covid-19, and our failure to develop this weapon is largely responsible for the second and third waves of the virus.
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Agong says no need for a state of emergency in Malaysia
The King had expressed his satisfaction with the current administration’s handling C-19.
Emergency is not the only option in Malaysia
It is most disconcerting to read reports that the government of the day is considering invoking a state of Emergency Powers and that the prime minister (PM) has made a proposal to YDP Agong.
Letter, denials and confusion
In my 20 years in politics and as a four-term MP, never before has a letter caused inexplicable mayhem in Malaysian politics.
Political intrigue leads to capital outflow
Political intrigue can result in foreign net selling, meaning capital flows out from the country which can be inimical for the economy as a whole — with possible knock-on effects on the other variables such as employment levels, currency value, exchange rate and bond yields.
Tenuous numbers prop Anwar’s bid to be PM
In the despair of the Covid-19 pandemic, the country braces itself for another political/constitutional predicament, thanks to Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s proclamation that he has the numbers to launch a coup to become Prime Minister.
Stop the politics during times of crisis
Malaysia is now at a momentous point in history as it faces the twin challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic and the resulting global economic fallout.
N. Korean in Malaysia loses appeal against US extradition
A North Korean man accused of laundering money lost a legal bid to halt his extradition from Malaysia to the US to face charges Thursday, but will lodge a final appeal.
Reinventing Malaysia 5.0 vital for societal change
Digitisation and digitalisation of the economy is at the forefront of societal change today, as countries emerge from a debilitating pandemic and face the challenges of recovery in the new normal.
FGV protests US ban over alleged forced labour rights
USCBP agency blocked FGV’s palm oil on grounds of alleged forced labour.
Responsible voting a serious matter
Issues like unfulfilled election manifestos and party hopping continue to take place in Malaysia, which have caused many people to become frustrated with the country’s politics as well as politicians.
Marking the 5th Anniversary of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
The global economic fallout has been as problematic, with major economies, and now Malaysia also, recording eye-watering double-digit hits to quarterly GDP.
Malaysian PM wins crucial victory in state polls
Malaysia’s embattled prime minster passes his biggest political test since taking office.
A political drama that has instability attached
Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim has declared the Perikatan Nasional (PN) government led by Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has fallen in a media conference on September 23.
Malaysia’s Anwar says has strong support to form govt
Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said Wednesday he had the “strong” backing of lawmakers in parliament and was seeking an audience with the king to form a new government.
Changing the rules of the game for Malaysia
September 16 is when Malaya celebrated its 63rd independence this year, while Malaysia celebrated its 57th anniversary.
Malaysia seeks to reroute $10.6bn China ECRL rail project
Malaysia to renegotiate with China and the main contractor to ascertain the cost.
Domestic violence: Malaysia should change direction
Can victimless prosecution take place in Malaysia? From several conversations with lawyers, they say it is quite possible.
M’sia bans entry of Indian, Philippines, Indonesian citizens
Long-term pass holders from India, Indonesia and the Philippines will not be allowed.
Malaysia marks scaled-down 63rd Independence Day
Malaysia marked the 63rd anniversary of its independence on Monday, with a scaled back celebration due to the restrictive measures to contain the COVID-19 outbreak.
63rd National Day of Malaysia
HAPPY 63rd MERDEKA DAY
Malaysia fortifies Cambodia’s defence capacity through MDCP
To date, at least 138 Cambodian soldiers have been successfully trained in Malaysia under such initiative called the Malaysian Defense Cooperation Programme (MDCP).
Celebrating Hari Merdeka in Cambodia for 27 straight years
“Despite living away from Malaysia for almost 27 years, the Hari Merdeka and what it stands for makes me proud to be a Malaysian.”
Wing is strengthening the financial bond between Cambodia and Malaysia
Wing’s financial transactions between Cambodia and Malaysia are growing rapidly
Malaysian Businesses See Upbeat Prospects For Kingdom’s Economy
Despite the pandemic, the Malaysian business community remains upbeat on the growth of the Kingdom’s local economy and the country’s potential as a trading partner.
Calendar of H.E. Eldeen Husaini Mohd Hashim, Ambassador of Malaysia to Cambodia 2020
● Repatriation of 134 Malaysians by MAS (No.3), 7 April
Calendar of H.E. Eldeen Ambassador of Malaysia 2019
H.E. Ambassador presented the Credentials as the new Ambassador of Malaysia to Cambodia to H.M. King Norodom Sihamoni, King of Cambodia on 1 May.
Ambassador Eldeen talks about the bilateral relations in conjunction with the 63rd Hari Merdeka celebrations
Khmer Times had the honour of interviewing H.E. Eldeen Husaini Mohd Hashim, the Ambassador of Malaysia to the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Merdeka message from H.E. Eldeen Husaini Mohd Hashim, Ambassador of Malaysia to the Kingdom of Cambodia
Come 31 August, we will be celebrating our 63rd National Day and the anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Malaysia opens inquest into French-Irish teen’s death
A Malaysian coroner opened an inquest Monday into the death of a French-Irish teenager, a year after her unclothed body was found in the jungle following her disappearance while on holiday.
