Too costly to hurt KL-Beijing ties


Embroiled in controversy: Dr Huang (centre) along with his wife during the walkabout in Petaling Street. The ambassador claims his remarks were taken out of context and misinterpreted.

Analysts feel that Malaysia should not allow those with a personal agenda to undermine the country’s close ties with China, as this will only hurt Malaysia’s fragile economy.

IN the past week, there has been a flurry of activities involving the Chinese Embassy and Wisma Putra after remarks were made by Ambassador Dr Huang Huikang about China’s stand on anti-Chinese riots, extremism and terrorism.

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