Najib Razak is standing trial on 25 counts of money laundering and abuse of power over alleged 1MDB funds amounting to RM2.28 billion deposited into his AmBank accounts between February 2011 and ...

Former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak gestures as he walks escorted by prison officers during an appeal hearing at the Kuala Lumpur High Court on Apr 17, 2024. (File photo: AFP/Mohd Rasfan ...

Najib Razak is serving a reduced six-year prison term for abuse of power, corruption, and money laundering in an earlier case involving SRC International after receiving a partial pardon in ...

Najib was jailed last year after Malaysia's Federal Court upheld a guilty verdict and 12-year prison sentence handed down to him by a lower court. Raj Sriram, the former deputy CEO and head of ...

PUTRAJAYA: A former Cabinet member told the High Court that Datuk Seri Najib Razak could not have been behind the idea to federalise the Terengganu Investment Authority (TIA) due to a four-month ...

1MDB TRIAL | A former member of Najib Abdul Razak’s cabinet has come to the defence of the former prime minister. Noh Omar told the High Court in Putrajaya this afternoon that the former finance ...

1MDB TRIAL | A retired investigating officer testified that ex-premier Najib Abdul Razak became a suspect in a police investigation into the alleged criminal breach of trust (CBT) involving 1MDB ...

PUTRAJAYA: Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak only became a suspect in the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) scandal at the tail end of the investigation, says a retired policeman.

Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak was "taken aback" by RM42mil that came into his personal bank accounts in 2015, the High Court heard on Monday (March 10).

Stacks of cash, gold bars, Hublot watches, and another former prime minister in the crosshairs of an anti-corruption investigation – it is Groundhog Day for many Malaysians in a country where ...

PUTRAJAYA - A former chairman of 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) told the High Court, here, today, that he was not appointed to the country's strategic investment company merely to ensure that ...

BI spoke to federally employed military spouses about how mass firings have impacted them. They said the changes, which one called 'psychological warfare,' have scrambled familial planning.