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Singapore Expresses Concern Over Malaysian Interference in Its Politics
Singapore's Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam stated that Singapore is increasingly observing individuals from different parts of Malaysian society attempting to intervene in its politics and policies, citing a Malaysian activist who was refused entry for inciting law-breaking and violence.
28 Mar, 06:12 — 28 Mar, 07:09
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Foreign interference in Singapore politics, policies ‘an absolute no’: Shanmugam - The Straits Times
Foreign interference in Singapore politics, policies ‘an absolute no’: Shanmugam The Straits Times
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Singapore ‘increasingly’ seeing people from ‘different parts of Malaysian society’ wanting to intervene in its politics, policies: Shanmugam
Malaysian activist Fadiah Nadwa Fikri – who was refused entry to Singapore on Mar 22 – had “incited” activists in Singapore to break the law and use violence, said Singapore’s Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam.
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First report: channel-news-asia · 28 Mar, 06:12|Full coverage: 2 · 57m|Window: 57m
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