Malaysia and Singapore end deadlock on key issues

SINGAPORE: Malaysia and Singapore have finally broken the deadlock that has plagued their bilateral relations for almost two decades.

They have agreed that the KTM railway station in Tanjung Pagar be relocated to Woodlands in Singapore and the republic’s investment in Iskandar Malaysia has been secured.

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