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Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Malaysia hopes that any problems involves in the South China Sea will be resolved by negotiations and not resort to violence.
Dr Mahathir said this during a press conference held in Bangkok, Thailand on Sunday.
Dr Mahathir said this during a press conference held in Bangkok, Thailand on Sunday.
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