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八点最热报 | 今天巫青大会，伊青团长受邀坐上贵宾席，巫青团长阿克玛则在台上，重复20年前巫青团长的动作，再次高举马来短剑。一边是巫伊关系不断升温，一边是阿克玛再次亮出最鲜明的马来民族主义符号，甚至让人看到一种“举剑迎伊”的政治画面。（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:05Two of the most eye-catching scenes at today's Wuxingtuan Congress occurred simultaneously.
00:09The one-star guild leader was invited to sit in the VIP seat.
00:13Meanwhile, Akmal, the leader of the U-Stars, repeated what he had done 20 years ago on stage.
00:16Commander Wu Xing raised his Malay dagger high once again.
00:21The old sword reappears, now shrouded in darkness.
00:24On one hand, relations between Ukrainian and medical professionals are constantly warming up.
00:26On one hand, Akmal once again displayed his most distinctive Malay nationalism.
00:30Symbols
00:30It even evokes a political scene of someone raising a sword to greet someone.
00:35Twenty years ago, when Xishan Muding brandished his sword, it sparked a strong backlash from the Chinese community.
00:39It has also become one of the most controversial techniques in Ukrainian unification of racial politics.
00:44Finally, this was one of the reasons that led to the Barisan Nasional's crushing defeat in 2008.
00:50History shines upon the present, a sword that Xishan Muding dares not touch again.
00:54Akmal cut it back to its original shape.
00:56Twenty years later, when the same scene played out again
00:59Will the political nightmare of the past be repeated?
01:02What's even more noteworthy is the resurgence of the short sword.
01:05Who will Akmal's sword ultimately be aimed at?
01:09Looking back over the past 20 years
01:10The context of U.S. military command wielding a Malay dagger
01:12In 2005, the United Arab Emirates raised its sword.
01:15That's the strong embroidering muscles.
01:17At that time, the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition swept the general election.
01:20The United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) has virtually monopolized the discourse in Malay politics.
01:23But the United Nations will raise its sword again in 2026.
01:26It looks more like the weak are fighting for territory.
01:29PAS has grown very large.
01:31A major reshuffling of the Malay conservative vote.
01:34Akmal, of course, understood.
01:35If the United Arab Emirates (UK) wants to win back these voters
01:37It must be proven
01:38Even if I govern with the DAP
01:40I'm still tough enough to fight back.
01:43So from the Berger controversy
01:45Senach mentioned raising his sword again today.
01:47Akmal is essentially selling the same set of political products.
01:50That is, PAS dares to tempt
01:52I, Uzbekistan, dare to entice...
01:55But the problem is
01:56If PAS is selling genuine products
01:58Why would Ukraine sell counterfeit versions?
02:00This is the biggest starting point of the Akmal route.
02:02If Malay voters want a more conservative approach
02:05Stronger Islamic politics
02:07Why don't they just vote for PAS directly?
02:10Ukrainian unification is moving towards PAS.
02:12The more they help PAS prove
02:13It turns out that PAS was on the right track.
02:16That might even lead to the most absurd scene in the end.
02:19The sword was in U.S. hands.
02:21But the steering wheel of Malay politics
02:23But it's in the hands of PAS.
02:27A week ago
02:28Wuqing Youth League Enters Yiqing Youth League Congress
02:30One week later
02:31PAS Youth Wing Reciprocates
02:33Entering Utum's home stadium
02:35While the PAS representative was sitting in the audience
02:38Akmal on the platform raised his hand again.
02:40The Malay dagger, symbolizing the Malay national spirit and fighting tradition.
02:44Shaza, an associate professor at the International Islamic University, believes
02:47If we take these two images
02:49and the past week
02:50The frequent interactions between the Ukrainian and Iranian youth groups can be viewed together.
02:53The signals being revealed are becoming increasingly clear.
02:56That is the great unity of Malay Muslims between Uzbekistan and ISIS.
02:59It is gradually transforming from a slogan into political action.
03:03My thoughts and social discussions
03:07Shaza of the Social Council
03:09It's really a scam.
03:11They need to send this person out.
03:12Then I said this is not just about watching.
03:14What Akma did
03:16Or between the parties
03:18But it's also green and
03:20The old sandza
03:21The old sandza
03:22Therefore, it is a product.
03:25From Akma to the past
03:27To prove that we are serious
03:31We are working hard.
03:33To truly move
03:35In this
03:37Contact from Russia and Rome
03:38This connection from Russia and Rome
03:40in front of
03:41We will no longer avoid it.
03:43No more hatred
03:45Or
03:46This thing
03:47Will provide guidance
03:48Amen and Amen's Economy
03:49basically
03:50certainly
03:51If it is said
03:52The youth wing of the Islamic Party
03:54With Akmal's own actions
03:56Put together
03:57The message conveyed is that
03:59Current Malay Politics
04:01It is for those who hope that people are the main focus.
04:03This liberal
04:05It has a reformist character
04:07With diverse backgrounds
04:10ruling mainstream
04:11There was resistance.
04:12They still hope to say
04:14Not just led by Malays
04:16And it is made by one
04:17Defend the status of Malays
04:20With the power of nationalism
04:21To firmly grasp this
04:23Resources and political power
04:25but
04:26Akma recommended again
04:27For MCA, which is also part of the Barisan Nasional coalition
04:30It is also inevitable to face a sensitive issue.
04:32This sword that once pierced the political skills of the Chinese community
04:35How do we explain this to non-Malay voters?
04:38Lin Tianshun, the head of the Ma Qing delegation, believes
04:40The Malay dagger is inherently a symbol of Malay culture and national spirit.
04:44Akmal's Recommendation Actions Today
04:46It is not possible to directly replicate what happened 20 years ago.
04:48The political context of Nishiyama Motoi's era
04:50I think this Malay dagger didn't just appear at the UMNO general assembly.
04:54Even many of these formal, official events...
04:58They all have this Malay dagger
04:59It symbolizes a Malay spirit.
05:02A spirit of Malays defending their nation
05:05If you were to compare it with various movements from many years ago...
05:16In fact, Malaysian politics is no stranger to this sword.
05:21In 2005, then-Uqing delegation leader Xishan Muding raised a Malay flag at the conference.
05:25dagger
05:262006 saw further progress and stability.
05:28Originally defined by UNO as a symbol of Malay culture and fighting spirit
05:33A sword
05:33Subsequently, they were gradually drawn into the controversy surrounding racial politics.
05:37For many Malay voters back then
05:39The raising of the sword has gradually become the most distinctive feature of the Ukrainian unification's hegemony and hardline ethnic politics.
05:44One of the symbols
05:45By 2008, the political tsunami
05:48For the first time, Barisan Nasional lost its two-thirds majority in Parliament.
05:51Multiple state governments
05:53Nishiyama Muding later issued a public apology.
05:55After Kaili took over the Wuqing Regiment
05:57They also acknowledged that the sword-wielding controversy had hurt the Barisan Nasional coalition.
06:00Political scientist Pan Yongqiang believes
06:02That sword was certainly not the only reason for Ukraine's defeat in the election.
06:05But this very act became the outlet for long-accumulated discontent.
06:08A political symbol ignited once
06:10Nishiyama Muding's decision to raise his sword back then caused the military unification to slip from its peak.
06:16A turning point on the downhill slope
06:18This reveals the hidden anger of many Chinese voters.
06:23This further vented dissatisfaction with the use of force to unify the country.
06:28So in the 2008 election
06:30The Chinese vote sparked this political tsunami.
06:33But in this present moment, 2026...
06:37In fact, for either Pakatan Harapan or the DAP
06:41Their aversion and hatred towards unification by force are not as high as they were in the past.
06:46So it's good for the DAP too.
06:48For Chinese political parties
06:50Raising the sword against Akmal
06:51In fact, the rebound will not be as strong as it was back then.
06:56They can even distinguish them.
06:59Akmal as a national leader
07:01His position is different from that of the Party Central Committee and the Party in power.
07:05The same sword placed in two eras
07:08The political significance has been completely reversed.
07:102005
07:11UMNO just experienced a landslide victory in the general election
07:14Firmly grasp the central government
07:16They almost monopolized the political discourse in Malaysia.
07:18At that time, Xishan wielding his sword was a sign of a strong man flexing his muscles.
07:21arrogant and domineering
07:23Today, UMNO has already experienced the loss of central power in 2018.
07:28The 2022 election was a major setback.
07:30The Malaysian base has been re-segmented.
07:32On the contrary, PAS continues to grow stronger.
07:35Becoming one of the most powerful forces in Malay politics
07:37Therefore, Shaza believes that Akmal raised his sword today.
07:40Rather than showing how strong UMNO is
07:44It's more like a message to the Islamic Party and its supporters.
07:47prove
07:48UMNO is really preparing to move closer.
08:29But the real question that determines UMNO's fate
08:31It's not about whether the sword is held high enough.
08:34The question is whether Malay votes will return as a result.
08:36Akmal's calculations are actually not difficult to understand.
08:38UMNO, having lost its Malay base, must constantly prove itself to the grassroots.
08:43I don't have a copy.
08:44The Islamic Party is getting stronger.
08:46UMNO needs to prove even more
08:47You dare to tempt
08:48I also dare to seduce
08:50Pan Yongqiang just believes
08:51The greatest effect of this type of action
08:53It's probably not about expanding the voter base.
08:55Instead, they should first defend their existing territory.
08:57Because relying solely on a tough stance
08:59UMNO has not been successful in the past few years.
09:01This led to a large number of Malay voters returning to their home countries automatically.
09:04For reunification by force
09:05Or for those without relatives
09:07They were going downhill
09:10He still hopes to maintain
09:12Or consolidate existing strength
09:14Despite the past few years
09:16If unification by force relies solely on its own strength
09:19He might not be able to summon it.
09:20His Malay supporters are returning to Malaysia.
09:24Or to strengthen his support.
09:27But these basic movements
09:28He still has to do it.
09:29As a capital preservation
09:31As an action to consolidate the existing foundation
09:34He still had to show it.
09:37This shows that he has not forgotten his roots.
09:38He has not lost UMNO's traditional values.
09:41He is also a defender of UMNO's traditional strength.
09:47This posture
09:48Even a political party that is declining
09:50He still has to perform.
09:51Or it needs to be brought into play.
09:55History has taught UMNO a lesson once.
09:57The 2008 political tsunami taught this party a lesson.
10:00Ethnic symbols of road stocks in a diverse voter structure
10:04There is a price to pay.
10:0520 years later
10:06Akma chose to put the sword back on.
10:07The gamble may not be on whether this will increase votes.
10:11Rather, it was during the era when UMNO lost its voice that...
10:13Can we still rely on a familiar action?
10:15Make yourself believe you haven't lost yet
10:24Looking back at Nishiyama Muding's sword-wielding in 2005
10:27That's because UMNO is not a major party.
10:28Arrogant Attacks When Power Is All-Powerful
10:31Akmal's sword-raising ceremony in 2026
10:34However, this reflects UMNO's predicament in the political quagmire.
10:37Defensive anxiety with nowhere to retreat
10:40Today's UMNO is no longer what it used to be.
10:42A political leader who can command the wind and rain
10:44The Malay vote was largely swallowed up by one party.
10:47I feel like I'm living under the harsh reality of small and medium-sized administrative parties.
10:50Akma's Sword
10:52More like a political performance art
10:54He attempted to use the most visually radical ethnic totems.
10:59To prove to the Malay community
11:00Despite being in a pluralistic unity government, UMNO
11:03But he did not lose his Malay supremacist spirit.
11:07However, Akmal could raise the sword even higher.
11:10Shout the slogans louder
11:11It earned a standing ovation at the conference.
11:14However, this kind of self-indulgent display of power...
11:16Is it really possible to win back the Malay votes that have already flowed to one party?
11:20When a once-powerful party that commanded Malay politics
11:24He needs a sword to prove he's still worthy of being called a Ma Lai.
11:28Still tough enough
11:29What's truly exposed isn't probably power.
11:32Instead, it's anxiety.
11:34A sword can embolden one.
11:36But it cannot cure the loss of power.
11:38Akmal's sword
11:39Can it save UMNO from its political decline?
11:43Blew outside
11:46Auntie led everyone
11:48Equivalent to obtaining history