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Malaysia to invite Myanmar leader over Rohingya repatriation push
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· September 16, 2026
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"I invited him because I want to tell him that we can be friends and trade. We can accept Myanmar, but they must accept (its refugees) back," Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said.
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Key points We can accept Myanmar, but they must accept (its refugees) back," Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said. "I invited him because I want to tell him that we can be friends and trade. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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