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Malaysia's King says Mahathir was asked not to resign as prime minister but went ahead - The Straits Times

PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad was asked not to resign but he went ahead with his decision, Malaysia's King, Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin, said in an address to Parliament on Monday (May 18).

The King said, on Feb 24, the country was shaken by the resignation of Tun Dr Mahathir, the seventh prime minister, following which an audience was granted to Dr Mahathir to discuss the matter.

"In the audience, I had asked Dr Mahathir not to resign. However, he stuck with his decision," the King said in his royal address at the lower house of Parliament, also known as Dewan Rakyat.

"Therefore, I am responsible to appoint a new prime minister as required by the Federal Constitution," he said.

"Article 43 of the Constitution gives the discretionary powers to me to appoint a member of the Dewan Rakyat, who in my view, commands the majority support of the House."

Following which, the King said he had met each Member of Parliament from the Dewan Rakyat to determine their support of a rightful candidate.

On Feb 29, the King even asked each political party in the country to submit a name as their candidate for the prime minister's post.

Based on the request from the head of political parties, the King said he had granted a request to extend the period for political parties to submit their nomination to the post so they have ample time to decide in a democratic manner.

"In every competition, there will be an ending. The political turmoil in the country cannot be allowed to be prolonged without an ending.

"Therefore, after going through all the processes and in line with the Federal Constitution, I found that Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin had the majority support of the members of the Dewan Rakyat.

"And therefore was rightfully appointed as the eighth Prime Minister," he said.

The King added that he had conducted his duties in a transparent, trustworthy and fair manner, in line with the concept of Constitutional monarchy as well as Parliamentary democracy.

"At the same time, I appreciate the maturity and cooperation of all lawmakers and the rakyat who have played a part for me to carry on my duties," he said.

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2020-05-18 04:36:15Z
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Chinese envoy to Israel found dead, 'health reasons' likely cause: Beijing - CNA

HERZLIYA, Israel: China's ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, died at his home in Tel Aviv on Sunday (May 17), apparently from natural causes, a statement from Beijing said.

The 57-year-old envoy, who had arrived in Israel in mid-February, was found dead in his home in Herzliya, north of the city, spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP.

A statement from China's foreign ministry said: "The preliminary verdict is that Ambassador Du Wei died unexpectedly of health reasons. The details await further confirmation."

People and Israeli police are seen at the door of China's ambassador to Israel, Du Wei's home in Herzliya, near Tel Aviv, Israel, May 17, 2020. (Photo: Reuters/Nir Elias)

Rosenfeld told AFP that officers had gone to the scene as part of "regular procedure", but that police did not conduct an investigation into Du's death.

Du's wife and son were not with him in Israel.

Du had previously served as ambassador to Ukraine, according to his biography on the embassy's website.

Du had undergone a 14-day home quarantine on arrival in Israel because of the new coronavirus outbreak, according to an interview with local media in May.

On Apr 2, Israel Hayom, the top-circulation Hebrew newspaper, published an editorial by Du on the theme that "Collaboration is the Cure for the Virus".

China and Israel, a strong US ally, have boosted cooperation in the high-tech and other sectors, leading Washington to urge Israel to limit Chinese investment in its strategic sectors.

Chinese embassy spokesman Wang Yongjun in a recent Jerusalem Post commentary rejected the claim and called Sino-Israeli cooperation a "win-win" situation.

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2020-05-18 04:33:11Z
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Chinese envoy to Israel found dead, 'health reasons' likely cause: Beijing - CNA

HERZLIYA, Israel: China's ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, died at his home in Tel Aviv on Sunday (May 17), apparently from natural causes, a statement from Beijing said.

The 57-year-old envoy, who had arrived in Israel in mid-February, was found dead in his home in Herzliya, north of the city, spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP.

A statement from China's foreign ministry said: "The preliminary verdict is that Ambassador Du Wei died unexpectedly of health reasons. The details await further confirmation."

Rosenfeld told AFP that officers had gone to the scene as part of "regular procedure", but that police did not conduct an investigation into Du's death.

Du's wife and son were not with him in Israel.

Du had previously served as ambassador to Ukraine, according to his biography on the embassy's website.

Du had undergone a 14-day home quarantine on arrival in Israel because of the new coronavirus outbreak, according to an interview with local media in May.

On Apr 2, Israel Hayom, the top-circulation Hebrew newspaper, published an editorial by Du on the theme that "Collaboration is the Cure for the Virus".

China and Israel, a strong US ally, have boosted cooperation in the high-tech and other sectors, leading Washington to urge Israel to limit Chinese investment in its strategic sectors.

Chinese embassy spokesman Wang Yongjun in a recent Jerusalem Post commentary rejected the claim and called Sino-Israeli cooperation a "win-win" situation.

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Chinese envoy to Israel found dead, 'health reasons' likely cause: Beijing - CNA

HERZLIYA, Israel: China's ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, died at his home in Tel Aviv on Sunday (May 17), apparently from natural causes, a statement from Beijing said.

The 57-year-old envoy, who had arrived in Israel in mid-February, was found dead in his home in Herzliya, north of the city, spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP.

A statement from China's foreign ministry said: "The preliminary verdict is that Ambassador Du Wei died unexpectedly of health reasons. The details await further confirmation."

Rosenfeld told AFP that officers had gone to the scene as part of "regular procedure", but that police did not conduct an investigation into Du's death.

Du's wife and son were not with him in Israel.

Du had previously served as ambassador to Ukraine, according to his biography on the embassy's website.

Du had undergone a 14-day home quarantine on arrival in Israel because of the new coronavirus outbreak, according to an interview with local media in May.

On Apr 2, Israel Hayom, the top-circulation Hebrew newspaper, published an editorial by Du on the theme that "Collaboration is the Cure for the Virus".

China and Israel, a strong US ally, have boosted cooperation in the high-tech and other sectors, leading Washington to urge Israel to limit Chinese investment in its strategic sectors.

Chinese embassy spokesman Wang Yongjun in a recent Jerusalem Post commentary rejected the claim and called Sino-Israeli cooperation a "win-win" situation.

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Chinese envoy to Israel found dead, 'health reasons' likely cause: Beijing - CNA

HERZLIYA, Israel: China's ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, died at his home in Tel Aviv on Sunday (May 17), apparently from natural causes, a statement from Beijing said.

The 57-year-old envoy, who had arrived in Israel in mid-February, was found dead in his home in Herzliya, north of the city, spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP.

A statement from China's foreign ministry said: "The preliminary verdict is that Ambassador Du Wei died unexpectedly of health reasons. The details await further confirmation."

Rosenfeld told AFP that officers had gone to the scene as part of "regular procedure", but that police did not conduct an investigation into Du's death.

Du's wife and son were not with him in Israel.

Du had previously served as ambassador to Ukraine, according to his biography on the embassy's website.

Du had undergone a 14-day home quarantine on arrival in Israel because of the new coronavirus outbreak, according to an interview with local media in May.

On Apr 2, Israel Hayom, the top-circulation Hebrew newspaper, published an editorial by Du on the theme that "Collaboration is the Cure for the Virus".

China and Israel, a strong US ally, have boosted cooperation in the high-tech and other sectors, leading Washington to urge Israel to limit Chinese investment in its strategic sectors.

Chinese embassy spokesman Wang Yongjun in a recent Jerusalem Post commentary rejected the claim and called Sino-Israeli cooperation a "win-win" situation.

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Chinese envoy to Israel found dead, 'health reasons' likely cause: Beijing - CNA

HERZLIYA, Israel: China's ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, died at his home in Tel Aviv on Sunday (May 17), apparently from natural causes, a statement from Beijing said.

The 57-year-old envoy, who had arrived in Israel in mid-February, was found dead in his home in Herzliya, north of the city, spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP.

A statement from China's foreign ministry said: "The preliminary verdict is that Ambassador Du Wei died unexpectedly of health reasons. The details await further confirmation."

Rosenfeld told AFP that officers had gone to the scene as part of "regular procedure", but that police did not conduct an investigation into Du's death.

Du's wife and son were not with him in Israel.

Du had previously served as ambassador to Ukraine, according to his biography on the embassy's website.

Du had undergone a 14-day home quarantine on arrival in Israel because of the new coronavirus outbreak, according to an interview with local media in May.

On Apr 2, Israel Hayom, the top-circulation Hebrew newspaper, published an editorial by Du on the theme that "Collaboration is the Cure for the Virus".

China and Israel, a strong US ally, have boosted cooperation in the high-tech and other sectors, leading Washington to urge Israel to limit Chinese investment in its strategic sectors.

Chinese embassy spokesman Wang Yongjun in a recent Jerusalem Post commentary rejected the claim and called Sino-Israeli cooperation a "win-win" situation.

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Chinese envoy to Israel found dead, 'health reasons' likely cause: Beijing - CNA

HERZLIYA, Israel: China's ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, died at his home in Tel Aviv on Sunday (May 17), apparently from natural causes, a statement from Beijing said.

The 57-year-old envoy, who had arrived in Israel in mid-February, was found dead in his home in Herzliya, north of the city, spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP.

A statement from China's foreign ministry said: "The preliminary verdict is that Ambassador Du Wei died unexpectedly of health reasons. The details await further confirmation."

Rosenfeld told AFP that officers had gone to the scene as part of "regular procedure", but that police did not conduct an investigation into Du's death.

Du's wife and son were not with him in Israel.

Du had previously served as ambassador to Ukraine, according to his biography on the embassy's website.

Du had undergone a 14-day home quarantine on arrival in Israel because of the new coronavirus outbreak, according to an interview with local media in May.

On Apr 2, Israel Hayom, the top-circulation Hebrew newspaper, published an editorial by Du on the theme that "Collaboration is the Cure for the Virus".

China and Israel, a strong US ally, have boosted cooperation in the high-tech and other sectors, leading Washington to urge Israel to limit Chinese investment in its strategic sectors.

Chinese embassy spokesman Wang Yongjun in a recent Jerusalem Post commentary rejected the claim and called Sino-Israeli cooperation a "win-win" situation.

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