Negeri Sembilan royal succession dispute topples state government, tests Malaysia's constitutional monarchy

A dispute over the Negeri Sembilan royal succession has triggered the collapse of the state government, creating a constitutional crisis. The conflict between the incumbent Tuanku Muhriz and his intended replacement Tunku Nadzaruddin raises questions about the balance of power between Malaysia's monarchy and elected government. The outcome could set a precedent affecting federal-state relations and the broader constitutional order.