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MACC secures order to bar access to 1MDB assets in the UK worth RM1.5 bil

Order was issued to prevent PSI CEO from accessing funds

Why is 1MDB dragging PetroSaudi CIO Patrick Mahony, British law firm to court?

Court documents related to a civil suit filed by 1MDB this month point to a complicated web of business dealings with the overseas firm

Swiss prosecutors want nine to 10 years’ jail for PetroSaudi duo over 1MDB fraud

Swiss prosecutors in the trial of two former PetroSaudi executives facing corruption charges involving 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) are seeking nine to 10-year jail sentences for the duo

1MDB failed to do due diligence before PetroSaudi joint venture, court hears

Ex-1MDB general counsel Jasmine Loo agreed with Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah that she did not know for a fact if PSI was located in Saudi Arabia

Permohonan sekat Petrosaudi guna dana dikaitkan 1MDB bersambung 20 Februari 2024

Pendengaran permohonan kerajaan untuk menyekat PetroSaudi International Ltd (PSI) dan pengarahnya Tarek Obaid daripada menggunakan US$340 juta dikaitkan dengan 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) yang disimpan dalam akaun pelanggan di sebuah firma guaman di United Kingdom (UK), bersambung di Mahkamah Tinggi di sini pada 20 Feb depan

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Iran women’s football team may stay longer in Malaysia as AFC seeks safe options

The Asian Football Confederation says the Iran women’s national team could remain in Malaysia temporarily while authorities explore safe arrangements, after concerns over the players’ safety following the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup in Australia

MCMC condemns viral Quran desecration video, vows legal action as investigation continues

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has stepped up efforts to identify an individual seen disrespecting the Al‑Quran in viral social media clips, warning the public against spreading incendiary content that could threaten national harmony