Sulu case: A lesson for Malaysia to be careful in matters involving international arbitration


KOTA KINABALU: The Sulu arbitration case is a lesson to learn for Malaysia to remain cautious on vagaries involved in international arbitration, says former foreign minister Tan Sri Anifah Aman.

He said the Sulu case shows the need for Malaysia to be careful in dealing with such matters of national interest, especially when the so-called claimants are only motivated by money.

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