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 ?

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. Service in the public interest is clearly just for the little people whilst those who enjoy the spoils of abuse of power will take care of each other.....

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. Yet, the whistleblower who exposed these crimes was sidelined by the MACC - until last year when it emerged that Kuwait was ready to return a small portion of the stolen cash.......

Recent prosecutions by Swiss regulators have raised major questions about Jho Low's 1MDB stolen assets apparently not surrendered by his bankers at the time. They have resisted answering those questions as put by Sarawak Report, shining possible light on how Jho Low continues to have access to the vast sums promised in his efforts to gain a pardon for his crimes.....