Chinese chipmakers and technology companies are heading to Malaysia in droves, its economy minister Rafizi Ramli said, as Beijing prepares to face more tariffs when Donald Trump returns as US president this month.
What? Didn’t China’s clams encroach onto Malaysia’s claims? Maybe they’re not the ones with most to lose, compared to the Philippines or Vietnam, but still.
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Malaysia expects surge of Chinese investment, economy minister says
What? Didn’t China’s clams encroach onto Malaysia’s claims? Maybe they’re not the ones with most to lose, compared to the Philippines or Vietnam, but still.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_disputes_in_the_South_China_Sea