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Former Malaysian PM quits ruling party
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said here Monday that he has decided to quit ruling United Malays National Organization (UMNO).
China retains as Malaysia's largest trading partner in 2015
China retained its position as Malaysia's largest trading partner for the 7th consecutive year in 2015, despite dropping commodities prices, according to statistics released by Malaysia on Friday.
Political Figures
- Malaysia gov't rejects foreign media reports linking corruption case to PM
- Malaysia, Indonesia agree to increase bilateral trade, investment
- Improvements to Sedition Act to be tabled at next parliament sitting: Malaysian PM
- China, Malaysia pledge to boost law-enforcement cooperation
- Indian PM pushes for investment from Malaysia
- Merkel, Najib agree to cooperate closely on issues concerning MH17 crash
Malaysia
- Malaysia's economic growth slows to 4.2 pct in first quarter
- Debris parts from missing helicopter found in Malaysia's Sawarak state
- Malaysia destroys seized ivory worth 20 mln USD
- Malaysia says Mozambique debris consistent with MH370
- Former Malaysian PM quits ruling party
- ASEAN economy to expand 5.6 pct annually through to 2019: Malaysian PM
Malaysia & China
- 4 people back safe to Malaysia after missing 10 days at sea
- Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi meets Malaysian PM on bilateral ties
- 97 telecom fraud suspects repatriated from Malaysia
- Interview: Southeast Asia should follow China's example for more sustainable and inclusive growth: expert
- Malaysia favors China on high-speed rail project: media
- Feature: China's acrobatic arts dazzle in Malaysia
- 1China, Malaysia promote twin industrial parks for cooperation under Belt and Road initiative
- 2Malaysia's economic growth slows to 4.2 pct in first quarter
- 34 people back safe to Malaysia after missing 10 days at sea
- 4Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi meets Malaysian PM on bilateral ties
- 5Malaysia refutes U.S. human rights allegations
