Malaysia To Continue South China Sea Exploration
Malaysia says it won’t bow to China’s demands to halt oil exploration in the South China Sea
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia will not bow to demands by China to stop its oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea as the activities are within the country’s waters.
Malaysia will not stop South China Sea exploration despite China protests, PM says
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Thursday the country will not stop its oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea despite claims by Beijing that Malaysia was infringing on its territory.
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Malaysia to continue oil exploration in South China Sea despite China’s protest
Malaysia will continue oil exploration in contested South China Sea waters, its prime minister said on Thursday, after a news outlet published what it said was a diplomatic note from Beijing opposing the activities.
Malaysia's South China Sea oil and gas operations do not infringe Chinese territory, says prime minister
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said his country will not stop oil and gas activities in parts of the South China Sea claimed by China, according to Reuters,
Malaysia to investigate leak of Chinese diplomatic note over South China Sea row
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Malaysia To Continue South China Sea Exploration: Anwar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Thursday that Malaysia will press on with oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea after a leaked diplomatic document showed opposition from Beijing.
Malaysia to continue South China Sea oil exploration despite Beijing’s infringement claims
Anwar says Malaysia has operated well within its territory, as it investigates source of leaked protest note sent by China’s foreign ministry.
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