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Collaboration in training, exercises and industry exposure takes focus at DSA 2026, as Malaysia and the UAE explore broader defence cooperation.

The most likely outcome for GE16 is not an Umno restoration but an Umno recovery to the range of 40-50 parliamentary seats, enough to be relevant, possibly enough to be kingmaker, but insufficient to govern alone, writes National University of Singapore’s Bilveer Singh.

Legal uncertainty persists as rival claims of authority leave Negeri Sembilan in an unprecedented constitutional bind.

Reform in Sport and Excellence (RISE) must move beyond rhetoric and present a clear, actionable plan to reform Malaysian athletics, writes Graig Nunis.

Some wills are truly worth reading, a reminder that even with all the challenges we may have with family members, we still wish nothing but good for them, writes senior lawyer Megat Shaharuddin Merican.

Recordings allegedly from a Malaysia Athletics council meeting point to concerns over Datuk Karim Ibrahim’s presidency and pressure from World Athletics to reform governance and align rules.

Despite the gravity of the “removal proclamation” issued by four Undang, the absence of specific allegations against Negeri Sembilan's Yang di-Pertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir continues to fuel uncertainty and speculation.

DAP chairman Gobind Singh Deo says five months after the incident, there appears to be no clear action taken against those involved in the fatal shooting of three men in Durian Tunggal.