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Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has reaffirmed that its investigation into fugitive businessman Jho Low continues unabated, countering suggestions the probe may have stalled or been abandoned.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim declared that Malaysia will maintain its pursuit of fugitive businessman Jho Low regardless of whether he receives a US presidential pardon, signalling the country's determination to hold him accountable.
Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin has drawn a connection between the potential release of Najib Razak and the upcoming Johor election, emphasising that the former prime minister remains a convicted individual.
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has brought its hard-won expertise in recovering 1MDB-linked assets to an OECD forum in Paris, sharing lessons with international counterparts on tackling large-scale financial crimes.
A Malaysian court has ruled that former Prime Minister Najib Razak's failure to respond to the transfer of billions of ringgit from 1MDB into his personal bank accounts was unreasonable, marking a significant development in the ongoing 1MDB scandal litigation.