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Indonesia Says It Will Not Impose A Toll On The Strait Of Malacca After All
Indonesia's foreign minister has closed the door on a proposal floated just days earlier by his own finance minister.
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The Strait Of Malacca, Explained: Who Owns It, Who Controls It, And Can Indonesia Really Put A Toll On It?
Indonesia wants to charge ships for using the Strait of Malacca. Malaysia and Singapore said no. But who actually has the right to decide, and what does the law say?
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Indonesia Wants To Charge Ships For Using The Strait Of Malacca. Malaysia And Singapore Disagree
A proposal from Indonesia's Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa has exposed a rare crack in the otherwise united stance the three littoral states have long projected over the Strait of Malacca.
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US Warning Forces 5 Malaysia-Bound Tankers To Turn Back. Here's What Actually Happened
One of the vessels changed course off Sri Lanka after initially heading towards Malaysia and Singapore.
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A US Warship Just Passed Through The Strait Of Malacca. Here's What We Know
The USS Miguel Keith's transit was routine by legal standards. But in the current climate, "routine" is doing a lot of work.
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Malaysia Rejects Fears Strait Of Malacca Could Face Hormuz-Style Crisis
Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin says regional cooperation, international law, and stable diplomacy set Southeast Asia apart from Iran's situation.
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The US Has Its Eyes On The Strait Of Melaka. Here's What It Means For Malaysia
An American proposal, an Indonesian pushback, and a strait that the whole world depends on. We asked a Malaysian security expert to cut through the noise.
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Russia And China Use Their Veto Power Against UN Resolution To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz
The failed resolution sought to allow Gulf nations to use force to protect the vital shipping lane, which has been blockaded since late February.
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Only 1 Malaysian Ship Makes It Through Hormuz As 6 Others Remain Stuck
The narrow waterway handles up to 30% of global oil supply, making delays a major concern.
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"You Acted In Bad Faith" — Najib Ordered To Pay RM5.25 Billion To SRC International
The former prime minister was found liable for breach of fiduciary duties, ruling he abused "every level of authority he controlled".
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