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  • Malaysian PM denounces Delhi Red Fort blast, says 'deserves the strongest condemnation'

    The explosion occurred at around 6:52 pm near Lal Qila Metro Station Gate No. 1, when a Hyundai i20 car with a Haryana registration number suddenly exploded while idling in traffic.

  • Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim sings 'Dost Dost Na Raha' during farewell at Delhi's Taj Hotel. Watch

    The 77-year-old leader was in India on a state visit from August 19 to 21. The farewell event, organised by the Taj Mahal Hotel, captured Ibrahim’s impromptu performance of the 1964 Mukesh classic, reflecting his admiration for Bollywood music.

  • Watch: When Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim broke into Kishore Kumar song

    Both India and Malaysia pledged to work on exploring initiatives to further strengthen bilateral relations that were elevated to an Enhanced Strategic Partnership in 2015.

  • Malaysia to allow visa-free entry to Chinese, Indian citizens

    Chinese and Indian nationals may stay for up to 30 days visa-free, Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim

  • Indonesia and Malaysia agree to fight "discrimination" against palm oil

    The comments by Indonesian President Joko Widodo followed a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who was making his first overseas trip since being elected last November.

  • Malaysia to review plans for 5G network: PM Anwar Ibrahim

    The 5G plans by the previous government were not carried out transparently, Anwar said at a news conference.

  • Malaysia PM Anwar Ibrahim eyes targeted subsidies for low-income groups

    Malaysia offers subsidies to all citizens, with fuel and cooking oil accounting for the biggest expense. It also subsidises electricity, sugar and flour.

  • New Malay PM Ibrahim faces conservative challenge, confidence motion

    Malaysia is a key trade partner and India will be closely watching this space. Indian PM Narendra Modi has wished Ibrahim and said he looked forward to strengthening their partnership.

  • Anwar Ibrahim sworn in as Malaysia's prime minister

    "I, Anwar Ibrahim, after being appointed to hold the position of Prime Minister, solemnly swear that I will honestly fulfil that duty with all my efforts and that I will devote my true loyalty to Malaysia," the 75-year-old said while dressed in traditional Malaysian clothing.

  • Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim appointed prime minister

    A general election on Saturday ended in an unprecedented hung parliament with neither of two main alliances, one led by Anwar and the other ex-premier Muhyiddin Yassin, immediately able to secure enough seats in parliament to form a government.

  • Malaysian premier mulls cabinet reshuffle to keep key ally: Sources

    Muhyiddin Yassin is facing a premiership challenge from opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, who last week met Malaysia's king in a bid to prove he has majority support from lawmakers, including from among government turncoats, to form a new government.

  • Malaysia's ruling party leader calls on PM Narendra Modi

    Anwar, a member of the Malaysian Parliament and the leader of the Parti Keadilan Rakyar Party, is in the national capital to participate in the 'Raisina Dialogue', considered India's flagship annual geopolitical and geo-strategic conference.

  • The rise again of Malaysian reformer Anwar

    Anwar Ibrahim was once one of Asia's fastest-rising political stars, a popular Malaysian reformer whose image fronted Time magazine in 1997 as "The Future of Asia" - a status knocked down a year later when he was charged with corruption and sodomy.

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