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Sabah’s borders: Indonesia joins Malaysia- Philippines dispute

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2026-02-26

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Thompson, Sue

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A border row between Malaysia and Indonesia is reviving memories of older unresolved territorial fights. The recent controversy over Malaysia’s border negotiations with Indonesia along the Sabah-Kalimantan frontier has a familiar echo to those who know Sabah’s history. Territorial disputes over Sabah are nothing new as the Philippines have laid claim to the territory for decades.

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