Article: Malaysia opposes extended U.S. military presence in Iraq

Article: Malaysia opposes all forms of terrorism: PM
Xinhua News Agency;  June 5, 2004 ;     484 words ...Malaysia opposes all forms of terrorism: PM KUALA LUMPUR, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said Saturday that Malaysia ...

Article: Malaysia opposes attempts of profiling Islamic ...
Xinhua News Agency;  September 27, 2002 ;     425 words ...Malaysia opposes attempts of profiling Islamic nations as terrorist havens KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 27 (Xinhua) -- Malaysia is consistent in its ...

Article: Malaysia opposes foreign presence in Southeast Asia ...
Xinhua News Agency;  June 6, 2004 ;     591 words ...Malaysia opposes foreign presence in Southeast Asia to fight terrorism SINGAPORE, June 6 (Xinhua) -- Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Najib ...

Article: Sri Lankan gov't opposes extended presidential term
Xinhua News Agency;  January 14, 2004 ;     488 words ...Sri Lankan gov't opposes extended presidential term COLOMBO, Jan. 14 (Xinhua) -- Sri Lankan government opposes the extended term of office for President Chandrika ...

Article: Malaysia Opposes Unilateral Actions to Restrict
Xinhua English Newswire;  March 5, 1998 ;     481 words ...Malaysia is against unilateral actions taken by the major developed consumer markets to restrict or boycott the use of tropical timber, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said Thursday. He said such actions only rendered the forests valueless as a source of income and consequently the

Article: Malaysia Opposes Israel's Cruelty on Palestinians
Xinhua English Newswire;  December 3, 1997 ;     388 words ...Malaysia is consistent with its policy of opposing Israel's cruelty on the Palestinians, Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Leo Michael Toyad said today. "Malaysia will be consistent in its policy of not recognizing Israel as long as the Palestinian conflict is not settled amicably," he said in

Article: Malaysia Opposes Linking Trade to Conditionalities
Xinhua English Newswire;  August 5, 1997 ;     445 words ...Malaysia said today it would together with other developing countries continue to oppose efforts to link trade to conditionalities such as human rights and the environment. Malaysia is of the view that the extra-territorial application of domestic legislations should be rejected since such action