Taiwan Suspends Investment Talks with Malaysia over Anwar's Remarks

Malaysia moves to calm Taiwan chip investors after China remarks freeze talks

Kuala Lumpur insists it remains a stable hub for hi-tech investment after friction over cross-strait ties put key industrial pacts at risk.

Taiwan suspends investment talks with Malaysia over Anwar's remarks

Taiwan suspends investment talks with Malaysia

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) yesterday confirmed that Taiwan had suspended bilateral investment negotiations with Malaysia, following comments by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim earlier this year that Taiwan is “a part of China.” In a report by Norman Goh and Taipei-based reporter T

Taipei confirms suspending investment talks over Anwar's 'One China' remark

RM233b trade ties face strain amid diplomatic tensions.

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Taiwan Freezes Investment Talks With Malaysia Amid US$4.8 Billion Nvidia AI Chip Leak, Silicon Valley Espionage Scandal

A diplomatic dispute over Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s sovereign analogy overlaps with an explosive New York Times investigation into a shadow tech pipeline, prompting Taipei to pause treaty upgrades while Putrajaya monitors a massive U.S. shareholder lawsuit.