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A group of Italian students have publicly apologised after their behaviour on a train in Bangkok sparked widespread outrage in Thailand, prompting not only police action but also a rare public apology from the Italian Embassy.
The incident, which quickly went viral across social media, saw the students insulting a Thai woman who had politely asked them to lower their voices while travelling on the city's BTS Skytrain. The backlash eventually led to fines, a formal apology, and renewed conversations about respecting local customs while travelling abroad.
Argument Began Over Noise On Bangkok's BTS Train
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The incident unfolded when a group of Italian students, who were in Thailand on a school educational trip, were travelling on a BTS train in Bangkok.
A 25-year-old Thai woman, known online as Sugus, approached the group after they repeatedly spoke loudly inside the carriage. She <a href="https://x.com/oohs00/status/2080401399041683532">reminded</a> them that public transport etiquette in Thailand encourages passengers to keep their voices down, telling them, "In Thailand, we don't scream."
Instead of complying, several members of the group allegedly mocked her, showed her the middle finger and called her offensive names. One of the students reportedly told her, "Sorry that we brought money to your country," while another mocked her further during the confrontation.
Videos of the exchange quickly spread online, drawing millions of views and triggering widespread criticism from Thai social media users.
Teacher Also Criticised Over Response
The controversy intensified after footage appeared to show the students' supervising teacher defending their behaviour instead of de-escalating the situation.
According to reports, the teacher dismissed the woman's concerns by saying the teenagers "were just children" before allegedly telling her to "shut the f*** up". The comments fuelled even greater public anger, with many criticising the adults responsible for supervising the group.
As the confrontation continued, other passengers reportedly intervened, with one threatening to contact the police.
Police Fine Students Following Investigation
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Following the viral incident, Sugus lodged a police report, saying the issue was never about revenge but about standing up for her dignity and reminding visitors to respect Thai culture and local customs.
The students, together with their supervisor, later met Sugus at Samrae Metropolitan Police Station, where discussions reportedly lasted for more than an hour.
During the meeting, the group admitted their behaviour had been inappropriate and apologised directly to Sugus.
Thai police fined five members of the group 1,000 baht each for insulting another person. One student who was seen making an obscene gesture received an additional fine, bringing the total penalty to 2,000 baht.
Both parties later agreed not to pursue any further legal action.
Students Publicly Apologise To Thailand
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After the police meeting, the students released a public apology, offering a traditional Thai wai gesture while expressing regret for their actions.
One student apologised directly to Sugus, her family and the Thai public, while another acknowledged that "money cannot buy respect" and apologised for offending both Thai people and Thai culture.
The supervising teacher also apologised and pledged to place greater emphasis on teaching students to respect the customs and traditions of countries they visit.
Sugus later said she believed the apologies were sincere and that those who genuinely acknowledge their mistakes deserve the opportunity to move forward.
She also urged the public to stop harassing the students online, stressing that she never intended for the incident to fuel hatred towards Italians or any nationality.
Italian Embassy Issues Rare Official Apology
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The backlash became so significant that the Italian Embassy in Bangkok issued an official statement condemning the students' behaviour.
The embassy expressed its "deep regret" over the incident, stating that the actions of the students did not represent the values of the Italian people.
It also extended a formal apology to the people of Thailand and reaffirmed Italy's respect for the country's culture, courtesy and social values.
The statement added that the school group would be reminded to strictly respect local customs during international educational trips.
Incident Sparks Wider Discussion On Respect While Travelling
Although the legal case has now been settled, the incident has become a reminder of the importance of respecting local customs when travelling abroad.
Sugus said the case was ultimately about protecting her dignity and encouraging both locals and visitors to treat one another with mutual respect.
With both sides having accepted the outcome, the videos have since been removed from social media as part of the agreement, bringing an end to one of Thailand's most widely discussed travel-related controversies in recent weeks.
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A school trip turned controversial after Italian students' behaviour on a Bangkok train sparked outrage, fines and a public apology.

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Malaysian comedian and television host Harith Iskander has sparked widespread discussion after suggesting that Chinese vernacular primary schools (SJKCs) should be abolished. However, his proposal went beyond the headline-grabbing statement, as he also called for Mandarin to become a compulsory subject in all national schools.
The remarks, shared through a two-minute video on his social media series #ViewOn60, quickly divided opinion online, with many focusing on his comments about SJKCs while overlooking the broader education model he proposed.
Harith Wants A Single Education System For All Malaysians
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In the video, Harith said that if he could redesign Malaysia's education system from scratch, he would prefer all Malaysian children to attend the same schools from their very first day of education.
He stressed that his view was not rooted in opposition to the Chinese community or those who support SJKCs.
"I don't agree with the idea of SJKCs... not because I think the people who support them are bad people. In fact, I completely understand why they exist and why many Malaysian Chinese continue to value them," he explained.
According to Harith, a unified education system would allow children from different ethnic backgrounds to grow up together while sharing the same classrooms and learning environment.
Mandarin Should Be Compulsory In Every National School
While his call to abolish SJKCs attracted the most attention, Harith's proposal also included making Mandarin a compulsory subject in every national school.
Under his vision, Bahasa Malaysia would remain the primary language of instruction, English would continue as a compulsory subject, and Mandarin would also become mandatory for all students.
He said this would enable every Malaysian child to graduate with the ability to communicate confidently in three languages.
"Imagine every Malaysian child leaving school being able to communicate confidently in Bahasa Malaysia, English and also chat away in Mandarin. I think that would be amazing," he said.
Harith maintained that his intention was not to erase Chinese language education, but to ensure all Malaysians could benefit from learning it while studying together in one education system.
He Predicted The Backlash Before Posting
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Before sharing his views on SJKCs, Harith spoke about the current state of public discourse, saying people have become more likely to attack individuals than debate ideas.
Near the end of the video, he remarked that he expected many people to react emotionally rather than discuss his proposal objectively.
"Let's see what happens in the comments," he said, questioning whether people would explain why they disagreed with him or simply attack him personally.
As anticipated, much of the online conversation centred on his call to abolish SJKCs, while relatively little attention was given to his proposal of introducing compulsory Mandarin in national schools.
Follow-Up Video: Focus Should Be On Education Quality
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After receiving hundreds of comments and private messages, Harith later released a second video, saying one parent's response had made him reconsider parts of his argument.
The parent explained that sending their child to an SJKC was not a political decision, but one based on the belief that the school offered stronger educational opportunities and better prospects for the future.
Harith said this shifted his perspective.
Rather than asking why parents choose SJKCs, he argued that Malaysians should instead ask what improvements are needed for parents to willingly choose national schools.
According to him, parents ultimately prioritise educational quality and future opportunities over the type of school itself.
He added that no education system should expect automatic loyalty from parents, but should instead earn their trust by consistently delivering quality education.
Debate Over SJKCs Continues
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Harith's comments have once again brought long-standing discussions surrounding SJKCs back into the spotlight.
Supporters of a single-stream education system argue that educating children together from a young age could strengthen national unity and reduce segregation between communities.
Meanwhile, supporters of SJKCs maintain that mother-tongue education is an important cultural right protected under Malaysia's Education Act. They argue that SJKCs have played a significant role in preserving Chinese language and culture while producing strong academic outcomes.
The debate has also extended to the quality of national schools, with many pointing out that improving teaching standards, facilities and opportunities would naturally encourage more parents to enrol their children there.
Gerakan: Strengthen National Schools Instead Of Abolishing SJKCs
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Harith's proposal also prompted responses from political figures.
Gerakan Wanita Information Chief Ng Mey Yuan said the government should focus on improving the overall quality and attractiveness of national schools rather than discussing the abolition of SJKCs.
She agreed that Mandarin proficiency should be strengthened in national schools and suggested elevating Chinese language education to a level comparable with English, allowing students to graduate proficient in Bahasa Malaysia, English and Mandarin.
However, she stressed that SJKCs have become an established part of Malaysia's education landscape and should continue to exist.
According to her, parents should remain free to choose between national schools, SJKCs and other education options, with each school competing fairly by offering the best educational outcomes.
More Than A Debate About Language
Although Harith's initial statement generated controversy, his follow-up comments suggested that the broader issue extends beyond language or race.
Instead, he believes the discussion should centre on how Malaysia can build an education system that gives parents confidence while equipping future generations with strong academic foundations and multilingual skills.
His proposal has reignited debate over whether the country's focus should be on preserving separate school streams, creating a unified education system, or improving the quality of education across all schools regardless of their medium of instruction.
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Harith Iskander Proposes Abolishing SJKCs, But Says Mandarin Should Be Compulsory In National Schools

Marvel Studios made a triumphant return to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) 2026, delivering one of its biggest presentations in years. After skipping Hall H in 2025 to focus on the production of Avengers: Doomsday, Marvel returned with a streamlined showcase that prioritised quality over quantity.
Rather than unveiling an entire slate of future projects, Marvel focused on a handful of major announcements, exclusive footage, surprise cast reveals and a glimpse into the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). From Ryan Gosling officially becoming Ghost Rider to the announcement of Black Panther 3, here's everything fans need to know.
Avengers: Endgame Returns To Cinemas
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Before looking ahead, Marvel is inviting fans to relive one of its biggest cinematic moments.
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige announced that Avengers: Endgame will return to cinemas on 25 September 2026 as Avengers: Endgame Encore. The re-release will feature brand-new footage that directly sets up the events of Avengers: Doomsday.
Feige said the re-release is meant to recreate the excitement audiences experienced during the film's original 2019 release while preparing fans for Marvel's next major crossover event.
Ryan Gosling Officially Joins The MCU As Ghost Rider
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One of the biggest surprises of the night was the long-rumoured announcement that Ryan Gosling will play Ghost Rider in a brand-new standalone Marvel film.
The movie will be directed by Shawn Levy, who previously helmed Deadpool &amp; Wolverine, with a screenplay by Jonathan Tropper. The film is scheduled for release in 2028.
Although Marvel has yet to reveal which version of Ghost Rider Gosling will portray, the announcement drew one of the loudest reactions inside Hall H.
Levy revealed that the project came together while he and Gosling were working on Star Wars: Starfighter, with both realising they shared the same vision for bringing the supernatural anti-hero to life.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Reveals New Footage
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Marvel also treated attendees to an exclusive preview of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which arrives in cinemas on 31 July 2026.
The footage showcased Tom Holland's Spider-Man teaming up with Jon Bernthal's Punisher in an action-packed battle against Mark Ruffalo's Hulk.
The clip balanced explosive action with humorous banter, including Spider-Man teasing Punisher about taking on the Hulk and a heartfelt exchange involving MJ that delighted fans in attendance.
While the wider plot remains under wraps, the preview highlighted the unlikely chemistry between Spider-Man and Frank Castle.
Avengers: Doomsday Takes Centre Stage
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As expected, the biggest highlight of Marvel's presentation was Avengers: Doomsday.
Directors Joe and Anthony Russo were joined on stage by an enormous cast that included:
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<li>Chris Evans</li>
<li>Pedro Pascal</li>
<li>Anthony Mackie</li>
<li>Paul Rudd</li>
<li>Letitia Wright</li>
<li>Simu Liu</li>
<li>Winston Duke</li>
<li>David Harbour</li>
<li>Hayley Atwell</li>
<li>James Marsden</li>
<li>Rebecca Romijn</li>
<li>Kelsey Grammer</li>
<li>Lewis Pullman</li>
<li>Danny Ramirez</li>
<li>Tenoch Huerta</li>
<li>Hannah John-Kamen</li>
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Fans inside Hall H were even given Doctor Doom masks and capes before Robert Downey Jr., now portraying Victor Von Doom, made his entrance.
Downey joked that "it's not easy being green" before hinting that audiences may soon have to decide whether to side with Earth's heroes or "join the family of Doom."
Marvel then screened exclusive footage showing Doom seated on a throne before confronting the MCU's assembled heroes. The preview also revealed a devastated world, emotional moments featuring returning X-Men characters and Doom effortlessly overpowering Thor before summoning an army of Sentinels.
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In another surprise, Ryan Reynolds appeared in costume as Deadpool, jokingly questioning the cast and teasing his possible involvement in the upcoming blockbuster.
Avengers: Doomsday is scheduled to premiere on 18 December 2026.
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Black Panther 3 Officially Announced
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Marvel closed its Hall H presentation with another major announcement.
Director Ryan Coogler confirmed that Black Panther 3 is officially in development and will arrive in cinemas on 15 December 2028. Returning cast members Letitia Wright and Winston Duke joined Coogler on stage before the biggest reveal of all.
Actor David Jonsson, known for Alien: Romulus and The Long Walk, has been cast as the new Black Panther. He will portray T'Challa's son, with the film following his coming-of-age journey as he inherits the iconic mantle.
The announcement received a standing ovation from Hall H, with Jonsson thanking Coogler, Kevin Feige and the Marvel family for the opportunity.
Coogler also confirmed that Black Panther 3 will become Marvel Studios' first feature to be shot on IMAX 70mm film, marking a significant technical milestone for the franchise.
What Marvel Didn't Reveal
While Marvel delivered several blockbuster announcements, there were still a few notable omissions.
There were no updates on:
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<li>Avengers: Secret Wars</li>
<li>The MCU's long-awaited X-Men reboot</li>
<li>Additional Phase 7 projects</li>
<li>Major details surrounding Vision Quest, aside from its October release window</li>
</ul>
With Disney's D23 Expo taking place in August, fans are expecting Marvel to reveal even more about the future of the MCU in the coming weeks.
The MCU's Next Chapter Begins
Rather than overwhelming audiences with years of announcements, Marvel Studios opted for a more focused presentation centred on a few major projects.
Between Ryan Gosling's Ghost Rider debut, a darker look at Avengers: Doomsday, the return of Avengers: Endgame, and the official confirmation of Black Panther 3, Marvel demonstrated that its next era is already taking shape.
While several mysteries remain&mdash;including what role Deadpool will ultimately play and why Thor was seen crying in earlier teasers&mdash;SDCC 2026 offered fans plenty of reasons to be excited about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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A 26-year-old Malaysian man has died after being fatally stabbed while attempting to break up a fight in Eumseong County, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea, in an incident that has left his family and friends devastated.
The victim, Ahmad Shah Ahmad Ros, had reportedly gone to help a friend who called him for assistance, only to become caught in a violent altercation involving around 10 people. South Korean authorities have since arrested another Malaysian man in connection with the fatal stabbing, while investigations into the incident remain ongoing.
Victim Answered A Friend's Call For Help
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According to Ahmad Shah's family, he had been asleep at home with his wife when he received a late-night phone call from a fellow Malaysian asking for help after becoming involved in a fight.
Without hesitation, Ahmad Shah left the house with his wife to try and calm the situation. However, upon arriving at the scene, they discovered that the altercation involved a large group of men rather than a single individual.
His sister, Ain Sephia, said the family was told that Ahmad Shah had been trying to separate those involved when he was stabbed.
His mother, Zulfah Fadliani, echoed the same account, saying her son had always been known for helping others and had never expected the situation to turn deadly.
"My son was only trying to help his friend," she said, adding that he suffered severe injuries after being stabbed in the abdomen and lost a significant amount of blood before being rushed to hospital.
Despite medical efforts, Ahmad Shah was pronounced dead a few hours later.
Police Arrest Malaysian Suspect
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According to South Korean media reports, the incident took place at around 3am on a street in Daeso-eup, Eumseong County, during a confrontation involving two groups of foreign nationals.
Police believe approximately 10 people were involved in the brawl.
Authorities alleged that a Malaysian man in his 40s pulled out a knife during the fight and stabbed Ahmad Shah. Another individual was also injured and taken to hospital for treatment.
Following the incident, the suspect reportedly fled to a nearby residence before being arrested around an hour later.
The man has been detained on suspicion of murder and other offences as police continue questioning those involved to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the fight.
Family Left Heartbroken
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Ahmad Shah's family said they were informed of the tragedy during the early hours of the morning after receiving a distressing phone call from his wife, Nurcahaya Ruslan, who had witnessed the incident.
His mother recalled speaking to her daughter-in-law over a video call while doctors were still trying to save his life.
"I could see him fighting for his life while receiving treatment, but Allah loved him more," she said.
His sister described Ahmad Shah as a caring and responsible son who regularly called their mother to check on her well-being and always made time for his family despite living overseas.
He was the eldest among his siblings and had been living in South Korea with his wife for the past seven years while working at a manufacturing factory.
The family said he had been looking forward to returning to Malaysia this December before travelling with them to perform umrah in January next year.
Repatriation Process Underway
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The Malaysian Embassy in Seoul is currently assisting Ahmad Shah's family with the documentation required to bring his body home.
According to his sister, the post-mortem examination has been completed, and the necessary paperwork is being finalised before his remains can be repatriated to Malaysia for burial in Bandar Tasik Puteri, Rawang.
The family has yet to receive confirmation of when the body will arrive, as several administrative procedures with the South Korean authorities remain ongoing.
Earlier reports indicated that the cost of bringing Ahmad Shah's body back to Malaysia could amount to between RM50,000 and RM60,000, while his hospital bill of around RM18,000 had already been settled by his wife with assistance from friends.
Wisma Putra Confirms Death
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Malaysia's Foreign Ministry has since confirmed the death of the Malaysian citizen, stating that the Malaysian Embassy in Seoul has been working closely with local authorities and the victim's next of kin.
The ministry said the embassy is providing the necessary consular assistance, including documentation, funeral arrangements and the repatriation of Ahmad Shah's remains.
It also confirmed that several other Malaysians are involved in the ongoing investigation being conducted by South Korean authorities.
While expressing its commitment to safeguarding the welfare of Malaysians abroad, the ministry reminded Malaysians living or travelling overseas to respect the laws and regulations of their host countries.
As investigations continue, Ahmad Shah's family has appealed to the public not to spread speculation about the incident and instead allow the authorities to determine exactly what led to the fatal confrontation.
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Malaysian ELFs have another reason to celebrate as Super Junior's Yesung is officially returning to Kuala Lumpur as part of his 2026 YESUNG 10TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR &ndash; ABOUT THE THINGS WE CALLED ORDINARY.
The veteran K-pop vocalist will perform in Malaysia on 7 November 2026 at Zepp Kuala Lumpur, marking his return to the country after his successful solo concert in April 2025. The upcoming tour also commemorates a major milestone in his career, celebrating 10 years since his official solo debut.
Who Is Yesung?
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Yesung, whose real name is Kim Jong-hoon, debuted as a member of Super Junior in 2005 under SM Entertainment. Widely recognised as one of the group's main vocalists, he is known for his powerful yet emotional singing style, earning praise for his ability to deliver heartfelt ballads and emotional performances.
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Beyond his work with Super Junior, Yesung has established a successful solo career and is also well known for contributing to numerous original soundtracks (OSTs) for Korean dramas. Some of his most recognised solo tracks include Here I Am, Pink Magic, Beautiful Night, Coraz&oacute;n Perdido, and Floral Sense, showcasing his versatility across ballads, pop and contemporary R&amp;B.
He officially made his solo debut in 2016 with the mini album Here I Am, which received positive reviews from fans and critics alike. Over the past decade, Yesung has continued to release multiple solo albums and Japanese projects while balancing activities with Super Junior, cementing his reputation as one of K-pop's most respected vocalists.
As part of Super Junior, Yesung has also enjoyed global success, with the group becoming one of the pioneers of the Hallyu Wave through hits such as Sorry, Sorry, Mr. Simple, Bonamana, Black Suit, and Mamacita. Super Junior has received numerous awards throughout its career, including multiple Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA), Golden Disc Awards and Seoul Music Awards.
Celebrating A Decade As A Solo Artist
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The ABOUT THE THINGS WE CALLED ORDINARY tour celebrates Yesung's 10th anniversary as a solo artiste.
The tour will begin with a two-night concert in Seoul this October before travelling across Asia, with more cities expected to be announced. The currently confirmed stops include Kuala Lumpur, Macau, Kaohsiung, Singapore, Hong Kong and Yokohama, with Taipei teased as a future addition.
The anniversary tour promises fans a nostalgic celebration of Yesung's solo journey, featuring music spanning the past decade alongside new performances.
Kuala Lumpur Concert Details
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Malaysian fans can catch Yesung live on:
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<li>Date: 7 November 2026 (Saturday)</li>
<li>Venue: Zepp Kuala Lumpur</li>
<li>Organiser: iMe Malaysia</li>
<li>Time: To be announced</li>
<li>Ticket Prices: To be announced</li>
<li>Ticket Sales: To be announced</li>
</ul>
Concert organiser iMe Malaysia is expected to release further details, including seating plans and ticketing information, in the coming weeks.
The show marks Yesung's second consecutive solo visit to Malaysia, giving local ELFs another opportunity to experience his renowned live vocals in an intimate concert setting.
Stream Yesung Before The Concert
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While waiting for ticket details, fans can revisit Yesung's solo discography on Spotify, including favourites such as Here I Am, Pink Magic, Beautiful Night, Coraz&oacute;n Perdido, and Floral Sense.
With a decade of solo music behind him and more than 20 years in the K-pop industry, Yesung's anniversary tour is set to be a memorable celebration for long-time fans and newcomers alike.
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Super Junior's Yesung To Celebrate 10th Solo Anniversary With Kuala Lumpur Concert This November

Formula One is officially making its long-awaited return to Malaysia, with the Sepang International Circuit set to host the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia from 2 to 4 October 2026.
The announcement marks the sport's first race in Malaysia since the Malaysian Grand Prix was removed from the calendar after the 2017 season due to rising hosting and licensing costs. While the country has remained a regular fixture on the MotoGP calendar, F1 fans have spent almost a decade hoping to see the world's premier motorsport series return to Sepang.
This time, however, Formula One's return comes under very different circumstances. Rather than reviving the Malaysian Grand Prix, Sepang will temporarily host the Bahrain Grand Prix, which has been relocated due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
One Of Formula One's Most Iconic Circuits
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For many Formula One fans, Sepang remains one of the sport's most memorable and technically demanding circuits.
Introduced to the calendar in 1999, the 5.5km circuit quickly earned a reputation for producing thrilling wheel-to-wheel racing, dramatic overtakes and unpredictable weather conditions. Its combination of long straights, sweeping corners and tropical downpours has created countless unforgettable moments throughout Formula One history.
Sepang also holds a special place in the hearts of Malaysian fans because of its long-standing association with PETRONAS and the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team. Since becoming title sponsor of the Mercedes team in 2010, PETRONAS has been synonymous with Formula One success, helping the team secure multiple Drivers' and Constructors' Championships.
Although Malaysia last hosted an F1 race in 2017, the circuit has maintained its FIA Grade 1 licence, allowing it to remain eligible to stage Formula One events at short notice.
Formula One President and CEO Stefano Domenicali described Sepang as a circuit that holds "a special place in Formula One history", adding that its return would provide an unforgettable experience for both fans at the venue and viewers around the world.
Why Is Bahrain's Race Being Held In Malaysia?
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Despite taking place at Sepang, the event will officially remain the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
The Bahrain Grand Prix was originally scheduled earlier in the 2026 season but was postponed after escalating regional conflict, including military strikes involving Iran, created security concerns across parts of the Middle East. The situation also led to the cancellation of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, forcing Formula One to revise its calendar.
Rather than cancelling the Bahrain race entirely, Formula One, the FIA, the Governments of Bahrain and Malaysia reached an agreement to relocate the event to Sepang while retaining Bahrain's title sponsorship and race identity.
The race will be held between the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and Singapore Grand Prix, helping Formula One preserve much of its original 2026 calendar while prioritising the safety of teams, officials and fans.
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem said every possible option had been explored before the decision was made, with safety remaining the organisation's highest priority throughout the process.
The agreement was also made possible through close cooperation between the Malaysian and Bahraini governments, with Malaysia's readiness to host a major international sporting event on short notice receiving praise from Formula One officials.
Malaysia Only Needs RM16 Million For Circuit Upgrades
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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim revealed that Malaysia will not be paying the substantial Formula One hosting or registration fees previously required when the country staged the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Instead, the government's only expenditure will be approximately RM16 million, which will be used to maintain and upgrade the Sepang International Circuit to meet Formula One standards.
According to Anwar, Malaysia previously spent hundreds of millions of ringgit to host Formula One, while estimates to revive the Malaysian Grand Prix in recent years were said to be around RM300 million annually.
"This time, we are organising without paying registration fees. It is free," Anwar said.
He added that Malaysia was selected because of three key strengths: political stability, efficient administration and world-class infrastructure capable of hosting a global sporting event at short notice.
Ticket Sales Won't Be Managed By PETRONAS
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Following the announcement, PETRONAS issued a clarification after many fans assumed the company would oversee ticket sales because of the circuit's name and its long-running partnership with the Mercedes Formula One team.
The national oil and gas company explained that while it holds the naming rights to the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit, it is not the organiser of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
PETRONAS stressed that it does not manage, control or have access to ticket allocations, sales or distribution. Instead, all tickets will be handled solely by the event organiser through authorised sales channels.
Further ticketing information is expected to be announced closer to the event.
Anwar Promises More Affordable Ticket Options
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One of the biggest concerns among Malaysian fans has been ticket prices, with many hoping Formula One's return will be more accessible than previous editions.
Responding to public requests for cheaper tickets, Anwar suggested that more affordable options would be made available.
When asked whether "Madani-priced" Formula One tickets could be introduced, the Prime Minister replied that it would be possible, although fans purchasing the lowest-priced tickets should not expect premium grandstand seats.
"God willing... but you won't be seated in the front-row seats. You'll have to sit a little further," he joked.
While official ticket prices have yet to be announced, the assurance has given many fans hope that attending Formula One at Sepang will be more affordable than in previous years.
With Formula One returning to one of its most iconic circuits after a nine-year absence, Malaysian motorsport fans will once again get the opportunity to witness the world's fastest racing series at Sepang&mdash;albeit under the banner of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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