104K views · 1.5K reactions | WATCH: Former Malaysia PM Najib Razak has been ordered to serve his 12-year jail sentence, after the nation’s highest court upheld his conviction on several counts of corruption linked to the 1MDB financial scandal. What happens next? CNA's Afifah Ariffin with more from Putrajaya. Read more: https://cna.asia/3QHxaCT | CNA | Facebook

6K views · 77 reactions | Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak was found guilty of all charges in his first trial over the multi-billion-dollar 1MDB scandal. Mohammed Saleh speaks to Azmi Hassan for more on this story | WION | Facebook

WATCH: Former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak arrives in court for the start of his corruption trial over a multibillion-dollar financial scandal. (Video: Reuters) | CNA

58K views · 358 reactions | WATCH: Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak arrives at Kuala Lumpur Courts Complex, where he will be charged in connection with the #1MDB scandal. | CNA | Facebook

15K views · 374 reactions | Najib Razak’s 1MDB trial resumed this morning at the Kuala Lumpur High Court after a break to allow him to attend his final appeal in the SRC case. His appeal failed on Tuesday and he was sent to jail. What should have been just another day, was anything but, as Najib, who used to arrive with a posse of supporters was instead driven into the court basement in a Kajang Prison vehicle under heavy police escort. | The Malaysian Insight | Facebook

77K views · 507 reactions | Former premier Datuk Seri Najib Razak shouted at a policeman for trying to stop a man from speaking to him at the end of the fourth day of his SRC International criminal trial on Wednesday. The man claimed he was a law student and had asked Najib why he was not allowed to attend the hearing. Najib apologised to the policeman before leaving. | The Star | Facebook

11K views · 51 reactions | Datuk Seri Najib Razak makes a last-ditch attempt to delay his trial that is scheduled for next Tuesday; Maybank’s 4Q earnings could miss expectations; and MyEG gets warning for failing to pay an anti-competition penalty. | The Edge Malaysia | Facebook