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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…
PHNOM PENH: Cambodia has urged Thailand to resume talks as soon as possible on their…
MANILA: Filipinos like their “pares”, a traditional beef stew, served hot – but the soaring…
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto will depart for Russia on Sunday (Apr 12) for talks…
BEIJING: China on Sunday (Apr 12) unveiled 10 new incentive measures for Taiwan, including easing…
The Chinese military operates daily around Taiwan, activities that have continued while Cheng has been…
Two educators excluded from the WFH policy were neutral about it, but one – a…
Bangkok’s thirst for new rooftop cocktail bars is being slaked these days at Sanctuary, which offers…
BENTONG, Pahang: A Malaysian soldier who was allegedly assaulted by a corporal in camp died…
JOHOR BAHRU: The driver of a Singapore-registered car who allegedly pumped subsidised RON95 fuel has…
JAKARTA: Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto ordered prosecutors on Friday (Apr 10) to file criminal charges…
REGIONAL IMPACTIn an early sign that the Middle East conflict is feeding cost pressures into…
TOKYO: Japan plans to release 20 days’ worth of oil reserves from May, Prime Minister…
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