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Sarawak ReportEN
In May, we revealed negotiations involving Jho Low were underway to resolve the outstanding repayments due on Malaysia's RM8 billion pipeline loan, raised by 1MDB/SRC from China, from which the money had disappeared.
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Sarawak ReportEN
New details on China's blatantly corrupt collusion with Najib to steal billions from Belt & Road projects, funded by Chinese loans which Malaysia has to repay, can now be pulled together to give a clear explanation of Jho Low's 1MDB cover-up operation
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Sarawak ReportEN
The Sarawak state government claims to be visionary and future thinking. So, why is it allowing backward timber and plantation concerns to tear down and destroy its most valuable potential future assets at a time when biodiversity and climate control are top of the global agenda…
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Sarawak ReportEN
Given so many powerful figures have seen charges dropped and sentences set aside in Malaysia, it can hardly have seemed fair that the grandest kleptocrat of the lot should not be entitled to enjoy the loot of office.
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Sarawak ReportEN
Over a billion dollars stolen from Malaysia as part of the 1MDB cover-up was laundered through Kuwait. The scandal has landed the son of the former prime minister of the Gulf state in jail.
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Belated prosecutions by Swiss regulators raised major questions about Jho Low's remaining stolen assets, apparently not surrendered by his bankers at the time of his exposure over 1MDB.
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The MACC has told campaigners on behalf of jobless ex-SFI workers in Sipitang that it will investigate what has happened to the RM130 million fund that the Chief Minister announced in 2022 had been set up to support the laid off employees
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The rumours swirling around Malaysia that Rosmah pledged a house in name of her son-in-law to an influential official in order to gain a Royal Pardon for Najib have caught the eye of investigative journalists at the New York Post
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Sarawak ReportEN
If you are an ex-KGB officer and oligarch pal of Putin in trouble over fraud allegations or maybe a Chinese crook hiding from the world's largest single fraud (aka Taek Jho Low) there is a specialist 'boutique' law firm ready to acquire your custom in Washington DC and…
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Sarawak ReportEN
As the Presidents of the two superpowers prepare to meet in Beijing, both are caught in a sideshow involving Malaysia's most infamous fugitive Jho Low - An exclusive Sarawak Report Investigation reveals the background to his US pardon request
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Sarawak ReportEN
It has taken 8 long years of legal pushback by Goldman Sachs for the bank to finally settle with shareholders for the damage done to them by its crooked dealings over 1MDB.
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Late on Wednesday night KL time the Editor of Sarawak Report received a series of peculiar WhatsApp text messages on her personal phone. They purported to be from Bukit Aman Police Station requiring her attendance at the Terengganu Magistrates Court in five days time, Monday…
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It is not often the CEO of a major public owned company acts as a whistleblower, alleging the massaging of accounts to the tune of hundreds of millions of pounds (RM1.7bn).
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As reported in London’s Sunday Observer, it is now confirmed that the $1.83 billion legal suit initiated by 1MDB against the major transatlantic law firm White & Case, which acted for PetroSaudi in the fraudulent joint venture that cost Malaysian taxpayers billions of ringgit…
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