A five-year-old investigation involving former minister Datuk Dr Xavier Jayakumar has been brought to a close after the MACC found insufficient evidence to charge him
Despite billions allocated for conservation and enforcement, Malaysia continues to be a major hub for international wildlife trafficking. The author argues that while Perhilitan celebrates small enforcement victories, organised syndicates remain largely untouched, raising questions over systemic failures, accountability and possible institutional complicity
Police investigations have so far found no proof of involvement by the anti-graft agency, though inquiries remain ongoing, says the Inspector-General of Police
The US Justice Department is reportedly exploring settlement options in President Donald Trump’s US$10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, including a proposal that could halt audits involving Trump and his family businesses, sparking fresh ethical and legal questions
Malaysia’s currency faces external headwinds from US monetary policy and West Asia tensions, but Finance Ministry insists domestic fundamentals remain strong with 5.4% growth and low inflation