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The corruption investigation into former Indonesian deputy attorney general Febrie Adriansyah is testing President Prabowo Subianto's anti-corruption pledge, exposing tensions between law-enforcement agencies and raising questions about self-policing.
Transparency International Malaysia is pressing the government for clarity on the status of investigations into so-called 'corporate mafia' activities, demanding public accounting of progress made thus far.
An Indonesian court has sentenced Nadiem Makarim, the former education minister and Gojek co-founder, to 10 years imprisonment following his conviction on corruption-related charges, marking a significant development in Indonesia's ongoing anti-graft efforts.
A chief executive officer of a statutory body is facing seven corruption charges in the Sessions Court involving alleged bribes worth more than RM1 million linked to sports facility contracts.