1MDB Scandal

Malaysia’s gargantuan 1MDB scandal shows why the world needs to establish an International Anti-Corruption Court.

In handing down the decision, an appeal judge described Najib Razak’s actions as a “national embarrassment.”

Prosecutors alleged that bond sales organized by Goldman Sachs helped enable the pilfering of the Malaysian sovereign wealth fund.

With Najib’s political allies back in power and an ongoing crackdown on the forces pushing for accountability, the case is anything but closed.

2 years after his ouster in a shock election upset, Najib Razak becomes the first Malaysian leader to be convicted of corruption.

The stepson of ex-Prime Minister Najib Razak, the producer behind The Wolf of Wall Street, reached a settlement with the government.

The money comes from assets forfeited last year by financier, Jho Low - a central figure in the 1MDB scandal - in a Los Angeles federal settlement.

A top prosecutor said she wielded considerable influence over her husband, former Prime Minister Najib Razak, due to her “overbearing nature."

The audio recordings could mark a new blow to the former premier.

The delay will allow the first trial involving Najib, also linked to the 1MDB scandal, to finish before the next begins.

The current and former directors are charged with helping raid billions from the state development fund.

The producer and stepson of Malaysia’s ex-prime minister Najib Razak is just one of several individuals that has been implicated,