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Malaysia's PM-In-Waiting Seeks End To Palm Oil Tension With India
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has dialled back his criticism of India after it sparked a boycott of Malaysian palm oil, his chosen successor Anwar Ibrahim told Reuters on Thursday, urging New Delhi to note the change in tone.
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India Palm Oil Import Curbs "Temporary": Malaysia Amid CAA Criticism Row
Malaysia said on Tuesday that India's move to cut back on palm oil purchases from the Southeast Asian nation is "temporary" and will be resolved amicably between the two nations.
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Palm Oil Cargoes Stuck At Indian Ports After Import Curbs: Report
Thousands of tonnes of refined palm oil are delayed or stuck at various Indian ports after the world's biggest edible oil buyer placed restrictions on imports amid a diplomatic row with key supplier Malaysia, multiple sources told Reuters.
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'We Are Too Small To Retaliate': Malaysia PM On India Curbs On Palm Oil
Malaysia will not take retaliatory trade action against India over its boycott of palm oil purchases amid a political row between the two countries, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Monday.
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Davos Diplomacy Likely Between India, Malaysia To Defuse Palm Row
India has repeatedly objected to Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad speaking out against its recent policies which critics say discriminate against Muslims. Malaysia, a Muslim-majority nation, is the second biggest producer and exporter of palm oil and India's restrictions on the refined variety of the commodity imposed last week have been s...
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Malaysia To Use "Diplomatic Channels" To Resolve Palm Oil Row With India
Malaysia will use diplomatic channels as it moves to resolve concerns over palm oil exports after India imposed some curbs last week, a minister said on Thursday.
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"Need To Be Frank": Malaysia PM On India Palm Oil Curbs After CAA Remark
Kuala Lumpur is concerned about India's new curbs on imports of palm oil after a diplomatic row, Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Tuesday, but indicated he would continue to speak out against "wrong things" even if it costs his country financially.
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Malaysia's PM-In-Waiting Seeks End To Palm Oil Tension With India
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has dialled back his criticism of India after it sparked a boycott of Malaysian palm oil, his chosen successor Anwar Ibrahim told Reuters on Thursday, urging New Delhi to note the change in tone.
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India Palm Oil Import Curbs "Temporary": Malaysia Amid CAA Criticism Row
Malaysia said on Tuesday that India's move to cut back on palm oil purchases from the Southeast Asian nation is "temporary" and will be resolved amicably between the two nations.
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Palm Oil Cargoes Stuck At Indian Ports After Import Curbs: Report
Thousands of tonnes of refined palm oil are delayed or stuck at various Indian ports after the world's biggest edible oil buyer placed restrictions on imports amid a diplomatic row with key supplier Malaysia, multiple sources told Reuters.
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'We Are Too Small To Retaliate': Malaysia PM On India Curbs On Palm Oil
Malaysia will not take retaliatory trade action against India over its boycott of palm oil purchases amid a political row between the two countries, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Monday.
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Davos Diplomacy Likely Between India, Malaysia To Defuse Palm Row
India has repeatedly objected to Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad speaking out against its recent policies which critics say discriminate against Muslims. Malaysia, a Muslim-majority nation, is the second biggest producer and exporter of palm oil and India's restrictions on the refined variety of the commodity imposed last week have been s...
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Malaysia To Use "Diplomatic Channels" To Resolve Palm Oil Row With India
Malaysia will use diplomatic channels as it moves to resolve concerns over palm oil exports after India imposed some curbs last week, a minister said on Thursday.
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"Need To Be Frank": Malaysia PM On India Palm Oil Curbs After CAA Remark
Kuala Lumpur is concerned about India's new curbs on imports of palm oil after a diplomatic row, Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Tuesday, but indicated he would continue to speak out against "wrong things" even if it costs his country financially.
