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The Foreign Correspondents Club of Malaysia is honoured to host former Prime Minister YAB Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad as the nation heads into the last developmental plan before Vision 2020 - conceived
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Hello everyone,
We're pleased to announce the launch of FCCM's Coffee Talk series, with the inaugural talk on 1MDB by Kinibiz founding editor P Gunasegaram.
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Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim meets with members of the foreign press just before the Federal Court hands down the verdict of his appeal against a sodomy conviction.
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Come join us for our Year End Party. Members, please come early to attend the AGM!
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Government think tank JASA hosted a dinner briefing for FCCM members to talk about government policy and current issues.
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Mingling, networking, Pisco cocktails... and yes, some dancing and a lucky draw -- at the Pisco Night hosted by the Peruvian Embassy
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Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim says he is preparing for the worst -- another jail term -- but has vowed to stay in the country as his struggle is here.
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FCCM hosted the screening of "The Big Durian,'' a film by Amir Muhammad, on September 25.
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FCCM hosted a briefing for foreign correspondents by Wahid Omar, minister in the Prime Minister's Department, on August 18.
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The Foreign Correspondents Club of Malaysia in July held a MH370 Tribute Photo Exhibition.
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At FCCM's latest forum, members and guests discussed Amnesty International's global report on the death penalty and its implications here.
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April's Social Mixer was hosted by the Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre.
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TalentCorp threw FCCM's February Social Mixer at Top Hat Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur on February 20. CEO of TalentCorp, Johan Mahmood Merican, briefed FCCM members and guests about TalentCorp.
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FCCM held a forum titled Goods & Services Tax: Impact and Challenges with several experts in the field including Dato’ Paul Selvaraj, CEO, Federation of Malaysian Consumer Associations (FOMCA)
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FCCM held its second Annual General Meeting on December 12 at Corus Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
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Here are photos from our annual FCCM Year End Party on December 5 at The House on the lower ground floor of G-Tower -- complete with turkey!
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Standard Chartered Bank co-hosted the FCCM monthly Social Mixer on November 18 at Bridge Bar at GTower in Kuala Lumpur.
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UNHCR Malaysia representative Michele Manca di Nissa hosted a briefing for FCCM members at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees office on November 14.
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The Foreign Correspondents Club of Malaysia co-hosted the highly-anticipated launch of "Awakening: The Abdullah Badawi Years" on Malaysia Day, Monday, September 16, together with the publish
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FCCM screened the documentary "The Silent Riot" followed by an interesting Q&A with the director Nadira Ilana, who herself is from Sabah, and producer Anna Har from Pusat KOMAS.
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Malaysia's Foreign Affairs Minister Anifah Aman held a briefing for ordinary FCCM members on August 21.
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Macro Kiosk, Asia's largest mobile messaging technology company, hosted FCCM's August Social Mixer on August 1 at Bridge Bar at GTower in Kuala Lumpur.
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The Ministry of International Trade and Industry briefed FCCM members on free trade agreements, with the Trans-Pacific Partnership at the top of the agenda.
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Continuing our efforts to expand FCCM's network, July's social mixer saw Malaysia Major Events coming in as a co-host.
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For our June monthly Social Mixer, we had a special treat for FCCM members and guests: The Embassy of Peru hosted a Pisco Night at the newly opened Pisco Bar on Jalan Mesui near Changkat Bukit Bint
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In FCCM's first post-election forum titled "What's Next?" on May 30, Nur Jazlan Mohamed of UMNO and Liew Chin Tong of DAP fielded questions on voting patterns and the results, as well as the future
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The Foreign Correspondents Club of Malaysia hosted a briefing with Election Commission deputy chairman Wan Ahmad Wan Omar, where Wan Ahmad answered questions ahead of the 13th general election.
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The Foreign Correspondents Club of Malaysia hosted a debate between rising stars Senator Gan Ping Sieu, MCA vice president, and Rafizi Ramli, PKR strategic director, on "The Future of My Party" foc
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FCCM, rights group Undi Malaysia and electoral reform activist Ambiga Sreenevasan jointly launched NUS Professor Andrew Harding's new book, “The Constitution of Malaysia: A Contextual Analysis”.
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Malaysian artist Xiong and his band played Brazilian bossa nova music, a lyrical fusion of samba and jazz.
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Journalists, diplomats, corporates and other FCCM members and non-members met to catch up before the end of the year -- over canapes and stuffed turkey -- at FCCM's special Year End Party.
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Three Malaysian photo journalists, working for international media, showed their work at a photo exhibition with the FCCM.
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The FCCM hosted the screening of "Death in Dilemma: The Final Curtain", a documentary by Seira Sacha Abu Bakar and Sherrie Razak Dali.
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Malaysia's opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, shared his insights on some of Pakatan Rakyat's strengths and weaknesses in the coming general election.
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Malaysia's Election Commission deputy chairman Wan Ahmad Wan Omar briefed the FCCM about the poll reforms the government has made and its progress in cleaning up the electoral roll ahead of widely
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FCCM bade farewell to Romen Bose – the former president who made the club happen – as he moved on to greener pastures, as well as former vice president, Razak Ahmad, and exco member Ankur Relia.
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Barry Wain, author of "Malaysian Maverick: Mahathir Mohamad in Turbulent Times", launched the second edition of his book at this FCCM event.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak officially launched the FCCM on the evening of March 19, 2012.
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Selangor chief minister Khalid Ibrahim spoke with the FCCM about being in office and what lies ahead at a dinner on March 8, the day Pakatan Rakyat celebrated its fourth anniversary ruling the stat
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FCCM and Bangkok-based Freeland Foundation held a special screening and discussion of National Geographic's groundbreaking TV series, “Crimes Against Nature”, which portrays ongoing efforts by enfo
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The Department of Special Affairs (JASA) under the Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture and the FCCM socialised at a dinner talk.
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IT IS OFFICIAL! The FCCM held its inaugural annual general meeting after it was officially registered with the Registry of Societies of Malaysia.
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As some of you may have heard, the government has just come up with an order for all foreigners in the country who are here on social visit passes to leave by April 21, nine days from now.
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The Foreign Correspondents Club of Malaysia (FCCM) is concerned with the newly gazetted ordinance to combat "fake news" related to COVID-19 and the countryís ongoing state of emergency.
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The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Malaysia (FCCM) understands Parliament has limited media access to just 15 agencies for the upcoming November 2 to December 23 sitting.
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The Foreign Correspondents Club of Malaysia views with concern the police's raid on Al Jazeera's office in Kuala Lumpur over an episode of its 101 East series on Tuesday.
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The Foreign Correspondentsí Club of Malaysia (FCCM) notes a July 19 Bernama report titled ìKKMM checking whether Al Jazeera documentary received go ahead from FINAS - Saifuddinî (Link: https://www.bernama.com/en/news.php?id=1862178).
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The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Malaysia (FCCM) is honoured to host Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah for a Brew Your Own (BYO) Coffee Talk webcast entitled "Free(r) Press in Malaysia" this Sunday, May 3 in conjunction with World Press Freedom Day 2020.
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Join us, as at FCCM's briefing and panel discussion: ìMalaysia's Plastic Dumping Problem: Get Back to Where You Once Belonged?"
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FCCM has worked with local journalist groups to draft up a proposal on the media council for Malaysia. We are hopeful the draft contain elements that would help elevate journalism in this country.
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It has come to our attention that a proposal for such a council is being submitted to the government by a group of publishers in the media industry.
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The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Malaysia (FCCM) condemns a decision by a Myanmar court to sentence two Reuters reporters to seven years in prison after they were accused of violating a national secrets law.
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