Malaysia’s decision to host President Donald Trump at the upcoming ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur has sparked controversy. While facing criticism from within the country, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended the invitation, highlighting Malaysia’s commitment to using the summit as a platform to address the situation of the Palestinian people. The opposition, led by figures like Mahathir Mohamad, raises concerns about the US’s support for Israel. PM Ibrahim emphasizes Malaysia’s independent stance on foreign policy and its commitment to diplomatic channels. The summit is viewed as essential for maintaining relations with the US, a major trading partner for Malaysia. The meeting also presents an opportunity to discuss trade agreements, infrastructure development, and regional stability. There is potential for a bilateral meeting between Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the summit.
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