Minister says those wishing to send aid to Palestinians in enclave should liaise with Wisma Putra

Putrajaya thanks Phnom Penh, Bangkok for respecting agreement signed in July, reaffirms non-interference into internal affairs of other nations

Mohamad tells UN that all member states want an end to the violence and for dialogue to take place

Further details on the rescheduling of the visit will be shared in due course, says Wisma Putra

If going out necessary, do so in areas not identified as frequent demonstration sites, says Tok Mat

Putrajaya should focus on strengthening Asean while exploring ties with Shanghai Cooperation Organisation

Tok Mat to reiterate call at upcoming UN General Assembly session

Jeddah gathering to address Israel's plans to seize Gaza, build illegal settlements

Dili has fulfilled most requirements, will be inducted at summit in October

Resolving Five-Point Consensus, Rohingya refugees vital to Myanmar's peace, stability, says Tok Mat

Anwar commends Tok Mat, MAF Chief Gen Nizam, fellow Asean leaders for playing their part

Minister urges junta to act on its committments, including extension, expansion of ceasefire

Putrajaya maintains cautious stance on preconditions, content of New York Declaration

Wisma Putra says high-level ministers from both countries to meet on Aug 7 in Kuala Lumpur.

Mohamad Hasan reiterates condemnation of Israelis continued atrocities in Gaza.

WASHINGTON, July 31 — Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan and US State Secretary Marco Rubio discussed tensions between Cambodia and Thailand, State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said yesterday.

JERTIH, July 26 — Malaysia has proposed that Thailand and Cambodia use the General Border Committee as a mechanism to resolve diplomatic disputes between the two countries, said Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan.

PUTRAJAYA, July 26 — Malaysia will continue engaging with the leaders of Cambodia and Thailand to propose a peace process in response to the border conflict between the two countries, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 25 — Malaysia, in its capacity as Asean Chair, stands prepared to facilitate a mutually acceptable resolution to the escalating border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia, which has resulted in casualties and heightened regional concern.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 25 — Malaysia, in its capacity as Asean Chair, stands prepared to facilitate a mutually acceptable resolution to the escalating border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia, which has resulted in casualties and heightened regional concern.