
Court Adjourns Ismail Sabri Case as Former PM Prepares for Heart Surgery
A Malaysian court has postponed proceedings against former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri to allow him to undergo a heart procedure, with the next hearing set for August 27.
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A Malaysian court has postponed proceedings against former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri to allow him to undergo a heart procedure, with the next hearing set for August 27.

A Honduran court has allowed former president Juan Orlando Hernandez to remain at liberty while his corruption trial proceeds, despite previously receiving a Trump pardon on US drug trafficking allegations.

A Seoul court has convicted former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol of election law violations, imposing an 18-month suspended prison sentence. The ruling could force his party to repay nearly 40 billion won in campaign reimbursements.

Bangladesh has confiscated approximately $6.2 billion in assets connected to ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, her family members, and ten prominent business conglomerates, marking a significant crackdown following political upheaval.

Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has announced plans to meet Housing Minister Nga Kor Ming to discuss the latter's pledge to resign should Barisan Nasional achieve a significant victory in Johor's recent election.
During ex-PM Muhyiddin's trial, former Bank Negara governor Tengku Zafrul testified that the Prime Minister's Office directly proposed every contractor involved in the Jana Wibawa projects under the Muhyiddin administration.

The Democratic Action Party has reaffirmed its stance that judicial decisions must be respected and upheld. Secretary-general Anthony Loke emphasises the party has not wavered from this position regarding former Prime Minister Najib Razak's sentence.

Ex-Skudai assemblywoman Marina Ibrahim has alleged that a DAP leader supported granting former premier Najib Razak a royal pardon and house arrest alternative, raising questions about the party's consistency on judicial matters.