Malaysia-China Relations

During his state visit to China this week, Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar will reportedly seek Chinese financial support for the high-speed railway between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

The ongoing maritime disputes have become grafted onto the bitter political rivalry between the Malaysian leader and opposition leader Muhyiddin Yassin.

For years, successive governments have believed that labeling China a threat would be a self-fulfilling act.

In Malaysia, the last stop on his five-nation tour of Southeast Asia, Wang Yi said that "no one can separate" China and the nations of Southeast Asia.

The handover of the first capital defense asset acquired from China by Malaysia highlighted the ongoing status of a landmark security agreement between the two countries. The handover of the first capital defense asset acquired from China by Malaysia highlighted the ongoing status of a landmark security agreement between the two countries.

The new government’s evolving approach to the initiative continues to be much more flexible than some of the headlines may suggest.

Malaysia–China relations are poised to remain friendly and may even offer China an opportunity to reassess how BRI projects are evaluated and implemented.

With Mahathir back, does Malaysia's foreign policy anticipate continuity or change?

Suggestions of a dramatic shift are grossly exaggerated and not grounded in reality.

Taipei says Malaysia deported fraud suspects to Beijing “under pressure from China”.

The recent move needs to be put in proper perspective.