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- China’s Li Qiang opens Malaysia visit ‘ready’ to build closer economic, development tiesSouth China Morning Post
- SSlow train to Kelantan: the passengers embracing Malaysia’s history of rail travelscmp.com
- South-East Asia learns how to deal with ChinaThe Economist
- SMalaysia ex-minister Daim Zainuddin slams PM Anwar Ibrahim for ‘political witch-hunt’ over corruption probescmp.com
- Coronavirus: Malaysia tells ECRL workers from Wuhan not to return till further noticeSouth China Morning Post
- Malaysian MPs back lowering voting age to 18South China Morning Post
- Tempers flare in Malaysia as opposition MPs slam new terms of China-backed ECRL projectSouth China Morning Post
- STop Mahathir adviser Daim says Malaysia’s China-backed ECRL will be loss-making for some time, reveals surprising offer from fugitive financier Jho Lowscmp.com
- SMalaysia’s Mahathir Mohamad to meet China’s Xi Jinping at sidelines of belt and road summit, as ties recover over ECRL projectscmp.com
- China signals Belt and Road shift with Malaysia rail projectAl Jazeera
- SMalaysia to ‘take advantage’ of ECRL deal to sell China more palm oil: Mahathir Mohamadscmp.com
- SRacial politics: where it all went wrong for the Malaysian Chinese Association?scmp.com
- SMalaysia ‘values China’: Mahathir signs up to Xi’s second belt and road summitscmp.com
- SMalaysian trade chamber urges caution when discussing China-backed ECRL projectscmp.com
- SMalaysia’s ECRL: US$20 billion rail deal still ‘being negotiated’, says Mahathir Mohamadscmp.com
- SMalaysia’s ECRL: Officials flip-flop over future of US$20 billion China-backed projectscmp.com
- S‘We just can’t pay’: Mahathir soothes China’s ego over Malaysia’s cancelled East Coast Rail Linkscmp.com
- 'Have no financial ability' Malaysia scraps $19bn China-backed projectThe Times of India
- Malaysia scraps multibillion dollar China-backed rail projectThe Japan Times
- Malaysia scraps China’s ‘expensive’ East Coast Rail Link planSouth China Morning Post
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