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Malaysia will maintain its claim in the disputed South China Sea territory despite China's objection to Malaysia's submission of the claim to the United Nations last month, said Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.
Saifuddin said that on Friday, calling Beijing’s move as “normal”.
Saifuddin said that on Friday, calling Beijing’s move as “normal”.
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