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Malaysia’s high-speed rail (HSR) link from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore remains a key piece of its infrastructure upgrade puzzle, Transport Minister Anthony Loke has said, but the project will only go forward if it is privately funded to avoid loading more debt onto the state.
A 67-year-old Malaysian man had to disown his son due to his gambling addiction and debt.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Thursday slammed the idea that his country favors one superpower over the other, calling it a "gross misperception" of his country's interest.
Malaysia has been in the spotlight for months over allegations that forced labour, debt bondage and scam jobs – in particular targeting Bangladeshi migrants – have riddled its recruitment market for foreign labour.
He said these costs could come in various forms, from economic penalties to loss of territorial integrity and increased regional instability, undermining Malaysia’s national interests and security.
The motorbike courier carrying Saiful’s ticket to the future screeched to a halt outside Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal airport just an hour before his flight to Kuala Lumpur was due to take off.
The violence on May 13, 1969, was triggered by infighting between Malay and Malaysian Chinese political parties over a divisive election. Neighbours attacked each other, leading to 196 deaths in Kuala Lumpur – though unofficial sources have put the figure much higher.