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Kok Leong Chan's coverage primarily focuses on Malaysian government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal and regulatory developments. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to political developments in Malaysia, such as cabinet reshuffles, anti-graft investigations, or major policy announcements.
Additionally, Kok Leong Chan has covered topics related to aviation and the economy in Malaysia. Therefore, relevant pitches could include insights into the impact of government policies on the aviation industry or economic reforms proposed by the Malaysian government.
If you have expertise in Malaysian politics or can provide analysis of legal and regulatory changes affecting businesses within Malaysia, your pitch may resonate well with Kok Leong Chan.
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By: Danial Azhar, Kok Leong Chan
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said more than 10,000 people have been repatriated to Myanmar this year and he will raise the issue of sending more home when he meets Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing this week.
By: Kok Leong Chan
Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim hosted Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing for talks Thursday, though his government was careful to underscore it still doesn’t recognize the regime.
Malaysia’s scandal-hit state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd. has reached a proposed settlement with Deutsche Bank AG in a $1.1 billion lawsuit, marking the latest resolution in the country’s long-running effort to recover money linked to the multibillion-dollar fraud.
Malaysia’s scandal-hit state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd. has a proposal for settlement with Deutsche Bank AG in a $1.1 billion lawsuit, marking the latest potential resolution in the country’s long-running effort to recover money linked to the multibillion-dollar fraud.
Imprisoned former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was denied a stay of a court judgment handed down last December over his role in the 1Malaysia Development Bhd. scandal, preventing him for now from serving the remainder of his other sentence under house arrest.
Australian tourist Cathy Hamilton was experiencing pangs of regret about her visit to Malaysia as she struggled to take pictures of the haze-shrouded Petronas Twin Towers.
Malaysia has banned civil servants from using Google’s navigation app Waze, citing security concerns linked to the application’s ties to Israel, according to Chief Secretary to the Government Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar.
“I tried to get some nice photos of the Twin Towers, Merdeka 118 and other scenery, but I couldn't get good shots as they were all clouded by the
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By: Kok Leong Chan, Danial Azhar
Malaysia’s government-backed navigation app TuJu, touted by authorities as an alternative to Waze, is drawing ridicule over its shortcomings, with memes already suggesting it’s so poor that users may need a flying car to get around.
