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Thirty-four members of parliament have signalled backing for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to investigate claims of corporate mafia involvement within the MACC, centring on former chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki's shareholding issues.
Indonesian authorities uncovered US$26.3 million in gold bars and multiple currencies during raids on properties linked to recently resigned deputy attorney general Febrie Adriansyah, marking one of the biggest corruption scandals to strike Indonesia's law enforcement in years.
Malaysia's border agency AKPS has opened an internal inquiry into allegations that a passenger paid an officer RM100 via personal QR code at KLIA 2. The investigation examines potential misconduct by airport personnel and the use of digital payment methods in suspected bribery.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating a luxury property purchase in the United States that may have involved diverted 1MDB funds, with several individuals set to be interviewed.
Indonesia's free meal programme has become deeply polarizing, with student-led protests demanding suspension or major reform clashing against demonstrations by workers and beneficiaries seeking programme continuity.
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Malaysia's anti-corruption agency is investigating RM53 million in alleged impropriety connected to the transfer of three elephants from Taiping Zoo to a Japanese facility, raising questions about transparency in animal welfare arrangements.
Indonesia's Attorney General has arrested five people so far in a widening corruption investigation into the government's free nutritious meals scheme, which serves over 80 million beneficiaries nationwide.