Malaysia's has demanded the brother of former premier Najib Razak and former cabinet ministers to return funds believed to have come from 1MDB or risk prosecution. The country's anti-graft chief said it 80 people and entities, including politicians and businesses, has been fined for receiving money from the 1MDB state investment fund. The head of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), Latheefa Koya, told reporters the fines totaled about $100m. She said the fines could be ...
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