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Najib’s house arrest puts Malaysia in ‘uncharted’ legal territory, poses political challenge for PM Anwar (opens the original)
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Former PM Najib Razak is likely the first convicted prisoner in Malaysia to have his sentence commuted to house arrest, experts say, adding that the move could pose a challenge for incumbent Anwar Ibrahim, given his anti-corruption pledge. JOHOR BAHRU: The decision on Friday (Sep 18) to allow former Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Razak to serve the remainder of his prison sentence under house arrest, conditional on him paying a RM50 million (US$12.26 million) fine, breaks new legal ground for the
AI firm Anthropic says it disrupted election manipulation operation targeting voters in Malaysia (opens the original)
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Anthropic says its Claude AI was used to build a voter-targeting system covering all 222 parliamentary constituencies in Malaysia, while the threat actor also unsuccessfully pursued a contract with the country’s communications regulator. JOHOR BAHRU: Artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic said it has disrupted a commercial election manipulation platform that primarily targeted people in Malaysia. The operation involved around 1,000 fake social media accounts, a bogus news site and fabric
Malaysia wants tougher ASEAN action on haze, but bloc faces familiar obstacles (opens the original)
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More than two decades after ASEAN adopted its transboundary haze agreement, experts say its 2030 haze-free goal could be hard to achieve without stronger enforcement and accountability. JOHOR BAHRU: As smoke from fires in Indonesia once again blankets parts of Southeast Asia, Malaysia has urged ASEAN to revisit the regional pact meant to tackle transboundary haze. Malaysia has been among the countries in the bloc hardest hit by the annual challenge of transboundary haze in recent weeks. Parts of
Malaysia wants tougher ASEAN action on haze, but bloc faces familiar obstacles (opens the original)
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More than two decades after ASEAN adopted its transboundary haze agreement, experts say its 2030 haze-free goal could be hard to achieve without stronger enforcement and accountability. JOHOR BAHRU: As smoke from fires in Indonesia once again blankets parts of Southeast Asia, Malaysia has urged ASEAN to revisit the regional pact meant to tackle transboundary haze. Malaysia has been among the countries in the bloc hardest hit by the annual challenge of transboundary haze in recent weeks. Parts of
Malaysia wants tougher ASEAN action on haze, but bloc faces familiar obstacles (opens the original)
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More than two decades after ASEAN adopted its transboundary haze agreement, experts say its 2030 haze-free goal could be hard to achieve without stronger enforcement and accountability. JOHOR BAHRU: As smoke from fires in Indonesia once again blankets parts of Southeast Asia, Malaysia has urged ASEAN to revisit the regional pact meant to tackle transboundary haze. Malaysia has been among the countries in the bloc hardest hit by the annual challenge of transboundary haze in recent weeks. Parts of
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