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Story summary
- Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim faces pressure from the Democratic Action Party to recognize the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) for public university admissions.
- The Malay-Muslim majority opposes the move as unpatriotic, risking coalition stability as the DAP warns against unfulfilled promises.
- A new language policy is due within six months, though Malay nationalist backlash complicates progress.
- Anwar Ibrahim must balance these interests ahead of elections due by early 2028.
