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Transport Minister Anthony Loke has praised Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's diplomatic efforts for effectively protecting Malaysia's international standing and advancing the nation's strategic interests.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has emphasised that Malaysia's restriction on Israeli nationals entering the country stems from opposition to what he characterises as oppressive policies, not from anti-Semitic sentiment or religious prejudice.
Malaysia's police force has launched a comprehensive book documenting its participation in 13 UN peacekeeping operations worldwide. The publication celebrates PDRM's evolution into an internationally respected institution and its humanitarian contributions to global security.
Malaysian authorities have arrested a dozen police officers accused of attempting to extort RM2 million from a Vanuatu national, marking a significant crackdown on alleged corrupt practices within law enforcement.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has arrived in Damascus for the first visit by a UN chief since 2009, marking a turning point in international relations with Syria after the civil war's conclusion.
Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof has instructed Malaysia's diplomatic missions abroad to actively pursue strategic partnerships, promote local products, and attract foreign investments while advancing the nation's green energy agenda.
The US Secret Service director has acknowledged operating in a heightened threat environment while protecting President Donald Trump and other officials, following multiple assassination attempts over the past two years.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has firmly rejected allegations that Hamas members underwent training activities in Malaysia, characterizing the claims as entirely unfounded.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has mourned the passing of Professor John L. Esposito, a leading Western scholar of Islam whose work bridged religious divides and promoted mutual understanding between Muslim and non-Muslim communities worldwide.
Atlanta authorities are implementing heightened security protocols for the Argentina-England World Cup semi-final, including separate fan entrances and strict controls on political symbols amid historical tensions.
Spain has formally apologised through its Foreign Minister for a column by ex-Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy that questioned whether France's football team contained actual French players, remarks described as xenophobic and racist.
Malaysia's Religious Affairs Minister has condemned the detention of Jerusalem's Grand Mufti Sheikh Muhammad Hussein at Al-Aqsa Mosque, calling on the UN and OIC to protect religious freedoms and the sanctity of Islam's holy sites.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has firmly rejected US President Donald Trump's suggestion that America should control Greenland, emphasising Denmark's sovereignty and the Greenlandic people's right to self-determination during NATO talks in Ankara.
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Malaysia has appealed to the Islamic world to channel the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza into a broader commitment to universal justice and human dignity, while positioning Muslim civilisation as a moral force in shaping humanity's future.