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The Sun
4 days ago
- Politics
- The Sun
'Government will follow due process on Nick Adams nomination,' says Anwar
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia will respond to the proposed nomination of Nick Adams as U.S. ambassador through proper diplomatic channels, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said. 'It's still too early. The government will follow due process while maintaining good diplomatic ties with the United States,' he told the press at Surau Al Istiqlal, Precint 14. Anwar said that the matter would be given due consideration once it reaches the appropriate stage. On July 11, US President Donald Trump announced via Truth Social his intention to nominate Nick Adams as the next American ambassador to Malaysia. Trump described Adams as a 'remarkable patriot' and successful entrepreneur, commending his dedication to what he called 'the Virtues of American Greatness.' Following the announcement, Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil reaffirmed that Malaysia retains the sovereign right to approve or reject any ambassadorial candidate under international diplomatic norms. He said the nomination must undergo the agrément process—a formal diplomatic procedure through which a host country consents to a proposed ambassador—before any appointment can be finalised. Fahmi also stated that the Cabinet has not yet received an official submission from Wisma Putra regarding Adams' nomination and that the matter will be considered once it is formally presented. Adams' potential appointment has sparked strong reactions across Malaysia's political spectrum, with concerns over his far-right rhetoric and staunch support for both Trump and the Israeli Zionist regime. On Sunday (July 13), Amanah Youth condemned the nomination, calling it an insult to Malaysia's dignity and foreign policy, and labelling Adams a far-right propagandist. PKR Youth also raised concerns, saying Adams' extreme views conflict with Malaysian values, while Selangor PAS Youth urged Wisma Putra to reject the nomination, citing his alleged anti-Islam rhetoric and support for Israel's military actions. DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke said on Tuesday (July 15) that the party would issue a formal statement regarding Adams' nomination.
New Straits Times
5 days ago
- Politics
- New Straits Times
Malaysia strongly condemns Israeli airstrikes in Syria and Lebanon
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has strongly condemned the recent Israeli Zionist regime airstrikes in Syria and Lebanon, describing them as a clear violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of both countries. In a statement issued on Thursday, the Foreign Ministry, widely known as Wisma Putra, said the attacks in Damascus and the Druze city of Syria, as well as in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, were a violation of the United Nations Charter, humanitarian law and international human rights law. "The strikes resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people, including civilians. "The international community must not tolerate the continued aggression by the Israeli Zionist regime against other countries, threatening regional and international peace and security," said the statement. Malaysia also called on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to exercise its charter-mandated responsibility to end the cycle of violence, towards achieving lasting peace and stability in the region. The ministry also advised Malaysians in the affected areas to seek consular assistance if needed. The Embassy of Malaysia in Amman, Jordan, can be reached by phone at +962 6590 2400 / +962 78590 2400 (duty officer) or by email at mwamman@ The Embassy of Malaysia in Beirut, Lebanon, can be contacted by phone at +961 7677 2527 / +961 7138 0063 (duty officer) or by email at mwbeirut@
The Star
5 days ago
- Politics
- The Star
Malaysia strongly condemns Israeli airstrikes in Syria, Lebanon
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has strongly condemned the recent Israeli Zionist regime airstrikes in Syria and Lebanon, describing them as a clear violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of both countries. In a statement issued Thursday (July 17), Wisma Putra said the attacks in Damascus and the Druze city of Syria, as well as in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, were a violation of the United Nations Charter, humanitarian law and international human rights law. "The strikes resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people, including civilians. "The international community must not tolerate the continued aggression by the Israeli Zionist regime against other countries, threatening regional and international peace and security," said the statement. Malaysia also called on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to exercise its charter-mandated responsibility to end the cycle of violence, towards achieving lasting peace and stability in the region. The ministry also advised Malaysians in the affected areas to seek consular assistance if needed. The Malaysian embassy in Amman, Jordan, can be reached by phone at +962 6590 2400/ +962 78590 2400 (duty officer) or by email at mwamman@ The Malaysian embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, can be contacted by phone at +961 7677 2527/ +961 7138 0063 (duty officer) or by email at mwbeirut@
Barnama
5 days ago
- Politics
- Barnama
Malaysia Strongly Condemns Israeli Airstrikes In Syria And Lebanon
PUTRAJAYA, July 17 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has strongly condemned the recent Israeli Zionist regime airstrikes in Syria and Lebanon, describing them as a clear violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of both countries. In a statement issued on Thursday, the Foreign Ministry, widely known as Wisma Putra, said the attacks in Damascus and the Druze city of Syria, as well as in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, were a violation of the United Nations Charter, humanitarian law and international human rights law. 'The strikes resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people, including civilians.
The Sun
15-07-2025
- Politics
- The Sun
DAP to issue stand on Nick Adams' envoy appointment: Loke
PETALING JAYA: DAP will issue an official statement soon on the controversial potential appointment of Australian political commentator Nick Adams as a special envoy to Malaysia, said party secretary-general Anthony Loke. 'DAP will make a stand. We will issue a statement on that. 'I have just instructed our International Secretary to issue a statement,' he told reporters after officiating the launch of Malaysian Maritime Week 2025. Adams' reported nomination has sparked backlash across the political spectrum, with critics citing his history of far-right rhetoric and open support for US President Donald Trump and the Israeli Zionist regime. On Sunday (July 13), Amanah Youth called the appointment an insult to Malaysia's dignity and foreign policy, labelling Adams a far-right propagandist. PKR Youth also raised concerns, saying Adams' extremist views contradict Malaysian values. Selangor PAS Youth similarly urged Wisma Putra to reject the nomination, citing his anti-Islam rhetoric and staunch support for Israel. Adams, a US-based pro-Trump commentator with no diplomatic experience, is widely known for his provocative public statements.
