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Discussions over granting Sabah and Sarawak 35 per cent of parliamentary seats remain active within Malaysia Agreement 1963 talks, according to federal minister Datuk Mustapha Sakmud.
Japan's revised Imperial House Law permits adoption of males from former royal branches to stabilize the monarchy, but palace officials and the public express deep concerns about implementation, female succession prospects, and the lack of democratic deliberation.
Malaysia's Cabinet has endorsed constitutional amendments that give Parliament a greater voice in appointing the Public Prosecutor, separating the role from the Attorney General to strengthen judicial independence and transparency.
The Dewan Rakyat will examine critical challenges facing Malaysia's entrepreneurial ecosystem and democratic institutions, including MSME access to credit and media freedom concerns.