Malaysia not being bullied into TPPA negotiations

Obama speaking at the joint press conference with Najib. - Reuters

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is not being bullied by the United States in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement negotiations, both President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak declared.

Najib said Malaysia went into the negotiations on its own accord as Kuala Lumpur was a believer in free trade.

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