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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s anti-graft agency vowed on Wednesday (May 6) to recover more high-value artwork linked to the multibillion-dollar 1MDB scandal after putting four recently retrieved works on display at its headquarters. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) successfully repatriated four pieces of artwork last month, including a 1961 Pablo Picasso print, as part of ongoing efforts to recover more than US$4.5 billion siphoned from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad state fund between 2009 and 2014 in a complex, globe-spanning scheme.US investigators have said the funds, allegedly misappropriated by high-level 1MDB officials and their associates, were used to buy everything from luxury hotels to…
Jakarta, while defending a non-aligned diplomatic posture, last year joined the BRICS bloc of emerging…
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WASHINGTON: Donald Trump’s son Eric, who oversees the family business empire, will accompany the United…
ASEAN REMAINS VULNERABLEWhat is most striking, however, is the collective silence. ASEAN, as an institution,…
BEIJING: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov touched down in Beijing on Tuesday (Apr 14) where…
MANILA: The Philippines’ Secretary of Energy Sharon Garin on Tuesday (Apr 14) said the country…
WIDER EFFECTSIndustry observers say the impact of the hiring freeze could extend beyond restaurants.Yoko Kono,…
SINGAPORE: Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said he has lost control of his leg…
SECURING NEW ENERGY SUPPLIESIndustry Minister Kim Jung-kwan said disruptions to shipping through the Strait of…
The variety was developed by PT East West Seed Indonesia, a major player in the…
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