| MY-A-01: Merdeka and the Alliance Coalition (1948–1957) | — | 10,775 | DRAFT |
| MY-A-03: Formation of Malaysia (1963)[4 tbv] | — | 8,603 | DRAFT |
| MY-A-05: 1965 Separation of Singapore from Malaysia's Perspective (1963–1965)[15 tbv] | — | 9,740 | DRAFT |
| MY-B-01: The New Economic Policy and the Bumiputera Settlement (1971–1990)[11 tbv] | — | 10,110 | DRAFT |
| MY-B-02: Mahathir Mohamad's First Premiership (1981–2003)[4 tbv] | — | 11,361 | DRAFT |
| MY-C-03: The 1MDB Scandal — The Heist, the Fall of Najib, and the Kleptocracy Reckoning (2009–2026)[25 tbv] | — | 11,083 | DRAFT |
| MY-D-02: The Pakatan Harapan Government (May 2018 – February 2020)[12 tbv] | — | 9,168 | DRAFT |
| MY-D-03: The Muhyiddin Perikatan Nasional Government (March 2020 – August 2021)[10 tbv] | — | 7,150 | DRAFT |
| MY-D-04: The Ismail Sabri Government (August 2021 – November 2022)[7 tbv] | — | 7,952 | DRAFT |
| MY-D-05: Anwar Ibrahim Premiership (24 November 2022 – present)[2 tbv] | — | 7,638 | DRAFT |
| MY-D-06: The Anwar Madani Government's Second Phase — 2025 Cabinet Reshuffle, Rafizi Resignation, and the State-Election Run-up (2024–2026)[56 tbv] | — | 12,921 | DRAFT |
| MY-D-07: Anwar Madani Year Three — Fiscal Reform, ASEAN-Chair Aftermath, and the GE17 Run-up (October 2025 – May 2026)[119 tbv] | — | 13,490 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-02: The Anwar Madani Government — Mid-Tenure Consolidation, the Royal Addendum, and Subsidy Rationalisation (2023–2025)[40 tbv] | — | 12,361 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-04: The MADANI Economy, NIMP 2030, NETR, and the National Semiconductor Strategy (2022–present)[29 tbv] | — | 16,194 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-05: Petronas, Khazanah, EPF, PNB — Malaysia's Sovereign-Economic Architecture (1951–2026)[41 tbv] | — | 16,471 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-JHR-01: Iskandar Malaysia (2006–present)[24 tbv] | — | 13,368 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-JHR-02: The Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone (signed 7 January 2025)[31 tbv] | — | 11,887 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-JHR-03: Forest City — The Country Garden / Iskandar Waterfront Joint-Venture Megaproject (2014–present)[20 tbv] | — | 7,852 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-JHR-05: The Johor–Singapore RTS Link (1990–2027)[23 tbv] | — | 11,863 | DRAFT |
| MY-E-JHR-06: Johor–Singapore Integration in 2025 — The Data-Centre Boom, RTS Link Construction Sprint, and Talent-Flow Architecture (2023–2026)[16 tbv] | — | 15,590 | DRAFT |
| MY-F-01: Malaysia's ASEAN Foreign-Policy Doctrine (1967–present)[25 tbv] | — | 12,669 | DRAFT |
| MY-F-02: Malaysia and Singapore — Permanent Structural Bilateral[9 tbv] | — | 16,816 | DRAFT |
| MY-F-04: Malaysia's 2025 ASEAN Chairmanship and the Anwar Foreign Policy Doctrine — Myanmar, Gaza, and the South China Sea (2022–2025)[46 tbv] | — | 10,858 | DRAFT |
| MY-F-JHR-01: The 1962 Water Agreement and the 2061 Expiry (1927–2061)[5 tbv] | — | 11,426 | DRAFT |
| MY-F-JHR-02: The Johor–Singapore Causeway and the Second Link (1923–present)[23 tbv] | — | 10,145 | DRAFT |
| MY-G-02: The Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone, the RTS Link, and the Causeway Economic Reset (2023–2025)[24 tbv] | — | 13,447 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-01: Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar — Sultan of Johor and the 17th Yang di-Pertuan Agong[9 tbv] | — | 7,426 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-02: Tunku Ismail Idris — Tunku Mahkota Johor and the Crown-Prince Public-Political Voice[13 tbv] | — | 7,467 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-03: Sultan Iskandar of Johor — 24th Sultan of Johor (1981–2010) and 8th Yang di-Pertuan Agong (1984–1989)[12 tbv] | — | 7,498 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-04: The Royal Court of Johor (Istana Bukit Serene) — Institution, Bendahara Tradition, and Bangsa Johor[8 tbv] | — | 7,588 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-FED-02: Hishammuddin Hussein — Federal Cabinet Minister (2004–2022) and Lineage Bridge[7 tbv] | — | 5,227 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-FED-03: Muhyiddin Yassin — The Johor Power Base of a Federal Career (1978–present)[20 tbv] | — | 7,435 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-MB-02: Muhyiddin Yassin — Menteri Besar of Johor (1986–1995)[15 tbv] | — | 7,168 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-MB-03: Abdul Ghani Othman — Menteri Besar of Johor (1995–2013)[8 tbv] | — | 6,632 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-MB-04: Mohamed Khaled Nordin — Menteri Besar of Johor (2013–2018) and Defence Minister (2023–present)[15 tbv] | — | 6,779 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-JHR-MB-08: Onn Hafiz Ghazi — Menteri Besar of Johor (March 2022–present)[10 tbv] | — | 5,942 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-01: Tunku Abdul Rahman (First Prime Minister, 1957–1970)[5 tbv] | — | 5,331 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-02: Tun Abdul Razak Hussein (Second Prime Minister, 1970–1976)[2 tbv] | — | 4,995 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-03: Hussein Onn (Third Prime Minister, 1976–1981)[3 tbv] | — | 3,966 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-04: Mahathir Mohamad — A Biography (1925–2024)[3 tbv] | — | 10,013 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-05: Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (Fifth Prime Minister, 2003–2009)[3 tbv] | — | 4,428 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-06: Najib Tun Razak (Sixth Prime Minister, 2009–2018)[9 tbv] | — | 7,392 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-07: Mahathir Mohamad's Second Premiership (2018–2020)[3 tbv] | — | 5,480 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-08: Muhyiddin Yassin (Eighth Prime Minister, 2020–2021)[7 tbv] | — | 5,853 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-09: Ismail Sabri Yaakob (Ninth Prime Minister, 2021–2022)[11 tbv] | — | 4,510 | DRAFT |
| MY-H-PM-10: Anwar Ibrahim (Tenth Prime Minister, 2022–present)[1 tbv] | — | 6,657 | DRAFT |
| MY-I-01: The Federal Constitution as Institution (1957–Present)[6 tbv] | — | 9,407 | DRAFT |
| MY-J-01: May 13 1969 — Three Accounts of the Riots[4 tbv] | — | 12,380 | DRAFT |
| MY-J-JHR-01: Johor Federal Tensions and State Rights — Constitutional History, Royal Court Activism, and the Federalism Question (1855–present)[15 tbv] | — | 13,589 | DRAFT |
| MY-K-07: The 2020 Sheraton Move (23 February – 1 March 2020)[3 tbv] | — | 7,542 | DRAFT |
| MY-K-08: The 2022 GE15 Result and Unity Government Formation (19–24 November 2022)[6 tbv] | — | 8,067 | DRAFT |
| MY-R-01: Malaysia Governance Books Canon[1 tbv] | — | 11,684 | DRAFT |