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  1. Najib’s 1MDB plunder made Attila the Hun ‘look like a choirboy’: Malaysian judge

    A Malaysian judge has stated that the scale of plunder from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal, involving former Prime Minister Najib Razak, was so immense that it made historical figures like Attila the Hun appear comparatively innocent. The judge, Collin Lawrence Sequerah, detailed this in his 809-page grounds of judgment, issued after convicting Najib on charges related to the sovereign wealth fund. Najib, who served as Prime Minister from 2009 to 2018, is already serving a prison sentence for a separate conviction linked to the same scandal. AI

    Najib’s 1MDB plunder made Attila the Hun ‘look like a choirboy’: Malaysian judge
  2. Malaysian police probe claims that Jho Low returned to Kuala Lumpur for secret 1MDB talks

    Malaysian police are investigating claims that fugitive financier Jho Low returned to Kuala Lumpur for secret discussions related to the 1MDB scandal. These claims suggest Low attended meetings under the protection of a Chinese delegation, potentially involving negotiations to write off 1MDB-related debts. Authorities have stated they are looking into the veracity of these reports and will take appropriate action. AI

    Malaysian police probe claims that Jho Low returned to Kuala Lumpur for secret 1MDB talks
  3. Malaysia’s Jho Low seeking Trump pardon for 1MDB fraud

    Fugitive financier Jho Low, accused of masterminding the siphoning of at least $4.5 billion from Malaysia's 1MDB sovereign wealth fund, has applied for a pardon from former US President Donald Trump. Low's application, submitted to the US Justice Department this year, seeks a pardon after completion of a sentence, though he has evaded arrest since being charged in 2018. Prosecutors allege Low, with assistance from former Goldman Sachs bankers, paid substantial bribes to foreign officials, including former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, and pocketed over $1.42 billion himself. AI

    Malaysia’s Jho Low seeking Trump pardon for 1MDB fraud
  4. Malaysia unveils recovered 1MDB masterpieces for the first time

    Malaysia has unveiled four recovered masterpieces, including works by Picasso and Miro, that were previously part of the massive looting scandal involving the 1MDB fund. These artworks, valued at approximately $198,125, represent a small fraction of the over $4.5 billion allegedly stolen from the sovereign wealth fund between 2009 and 2014. The funds were reportedly used for various luxury purchases and investments, including art collections. AI

    Malaysia unveils recovered 1MDB masterpieces for the first time