Remarks on lost land were to put Pedra Branca into perspective: Dr Mahathir
He said Malaysia is concerned over Pedra Branca but not grateful for other territory it gained. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Dr Mahathir says comments on Singapore being lost 'Malay land' taken out of context
PETALING JAYA - Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad clarified on Thursday (June 23) that he was not asking for Malaysia to reclaim lands it had lost, including Singapore. He said his remarks on Sunday were to put the loss of Pedra Branca, also known as Pulau Batu Puteh in Malaysia, into perspective. "I was just pointing out that we...
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Mahathir suggests Malaysia reclaim Singapore and Riau Islands as 'Malay lands'
The former prime minister said that the territories should be reclaimed as 'Malay lands'.
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Ex-PM Mahathir says Malaysia should demand that Singapore and Riau Islands be given back as they are 'Tanah Melayu'
KUALA LUMPUR - Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has said that Singapore was once owned by Johor and the state of Johor should claim that Singapore be returned to it and to Malaysia. "However, there is no demand whatsoever of Singapore. Instead, we show our appreciation to the leadership of this new country called Singapore," he added during a...
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Mahathir says Malaysia should claim Singapore and Riau Islands
World News - KUALA LUMPUR - Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has said that Singapore was once owned by Johor, and the state of Johor should claim that Singapore be returned to it and to Malaysia. "However, there is no demand whatsoever of Singapore. Instead, we show our... Read more at www.tnp.sg
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