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Media organisations from BRICS nations are collaborating to reshape global news coverage, proposing journalist exchanges and co-produced content to amplify voices from the Global South and challenge Western-dominated narratives.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned Europe that inequitable trade practices may compel developing nations to explore partnerships elsewhere, signalling potential shifts in global economic alignments.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that developing nations, including Malaysia, will not accept unfair treatment from European countries and will pursue alternative solutions, citing a defence-related row with Norway as an example.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned that developing nations will pursue alternative partners if European countries continue treating them inequitably, pointing to a defence-related disagreement with Norway.