
On the 9th of August, 2026, Malaysia's citizens participated in a binding referendum to decide the future of the nation. In it, 4 questions were asked of the Malaysian rakyat (TL: 'people').
Motion 1

From the results, a majority of players indicated their preference for a non-neutral Malaysia. This motion was accomplished with an https://app.warera.io/article/6a7a77ee7170589efc690792 on the 16th of August by the president @69a9f800d576d780232c029f , where it was announced that Malaysia would be shedding her neutral stance. The announcement was also supplemented by statements to neighboring countries:

Motions 2 and 3


These 2 motions led to, and are fulfilled by, the following announcement:
With this announcement, the Malaysian government accomplishes all 3 of the most popular options in Motion 2. We have joined with our ex-TF allies under a new, reformed structure: a merger with https://app.warera.io/alliance/6a2967acab5f82249fd8c1c3, while simultaneously continuing to act as a friend to our https://app.warera.io/alliance/6a2b7f4069b4dc0dc16b780b allies, thus fulfilling Motion 3.
Last but not least:
Motion 4

This motion has also been fulfilled, albeit through no effort from the Malaysian government. Brunei has been perpetually at war with Malaysia, while Thailand declared war on the 20th of August.
So, what's next?
Externally, Malaysia now has new allies, but that also means new enemies who cannot bear to see us take our fate into our own hands. We still remain committed to polite conversations, honest discussions, and good-faith negotiations, but we also accept that some people cannot be reasoned with. There will be many challenges in the future, both old and new, as Malaysia prepares herself to stand on the world stage.
Internally, this referendum represents one of this administration's key priorities:

(TL: Dewan Rakyat = lit. 'People's Hall')
Nothing has changed since this pledge was made. Our citizens are still Malaysia's greatest asset, and the government remains committed to demonstrating this strength to the world. Malaysia's next steps in this new chapter will continue to be led and powered by our people.
Malaysia Boleh!
Article by: @69aab4bfd0fc128eeedc98a6
(MoFA of Malaysia)
P.S. Sorry for the late article. It pains me to admit that I am employed, unlike those who post articles at 4am local time. All tips from this article and the earlier Indonesia article will go to building a wall in Kuala Baram the Malaysian treasury.