Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Razak is in the spotlight since investigators traced $700 million linked to the government fund 1MDB to his personal bank accounts. His personal history is intertwined with Malaysia's unique political system. Photo: Olivia Harris/Reuters.

Malaysia's Prime Minister says it is "very likely" that wreckage found on Reunion Island is that of a Boeing 777 - possibly missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. The two-metre chunk, which aviation experts say appears to be a flaperon, has an identifying number and was found covered in shells on Wednesday morning.

A group of Rohingya Muslims have told Sky News about the horrors they suffered in their Burmese homeland and their frightening journey to a new life of struggle in Malaysia. Langkawi is a holiday island for most, but it is also a place where many of the Asian "boat people" drift ashore. Through various contacts, we are directed to a young man who knows about the Rohingya migrants, because he is one.

The man in charge of the search for missing flight MH370 has told Sky News that he is "expecting but not guaranteeing" that the aircraft will be found. Martin Dolan, chief commissioner of the Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB), the organisation coordinating the search in the Southern Ocean, told Sky News that while he was once "cautiously optimistic" he is now "less cautious and more optimistic".

Touted by Malaysia’s former premier as his brainchild, the struggling state-linked car manufacturer is now almost half-owned by a Chinese firm, a life lesson in the perils of subsidising ‘national icon’ industries.

One of the two women accused of murdering Kim Jong Nam, the exiled brother of North Korea's leader, was hired to take part in what she believed to be a Japanese prank show in the weeks prior to his death, a Malaysian court heard Tuesday. Indonesian Siti Aisyah was paid $102 (RM400) in January 2017 to perform a series of pranks outside a Malaysian mall for what she was told was a Japanese YouTube show, investigating officer Asst Supt Wan Azirul Nizam Che Wan Aziz revealed under cross examination.

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The murder of Kim Jong-nam, the half brother of North Korea's leader, is likely to go down as one of the most notorious in history. Two women are now facing trial in Malaysia for it.

In an exclusive interview with SBS World News the former leader of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohamad - who ruled the country with an iron-grip for 22 years - said Australia was turning a blind eye to corruption over the 1 Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) state investment fund. "Australia has been involved to a certain extent but it looks as if the government of Australia wants to avoid any involvement in this crime committed,” Dr Mahathir said.

"Small club, big dream" might be one of the most commonly used football expressions, but for a team of Rohingya refugees in Malaysia, it certainly is the case. For ninety minutes every week, players from the Rohingya Football club get to escape their daily struggles and the plight of their people in their homeland, Myanmar.

Australian BASE jumpers say they've been forced to take their sport overseas because of strict laws in Australia. Lateline follows some of them as they leap off one of Malaysia's highest structures.

For the last 15 years, a man known affectionately as "Uncle David" has frequented a corner of the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur. He sells trinkets and soft toys daily to make ends meet. But last week he was left in a loss-making predicament after a mystery buyer never showed up to collect a bulk order of toys. Luckily, his community came through for him.

Kluang rediscovering forgotten charms as attractions new and old draw in visitors.

Relatives of passengers on missing flight MH370 have urged officials to continue or "restart" the search for the lost plane. Grace Nathan, a spokeswoman for the group Voice370, which represents the passengers' next-of-kin, said the search must go on until the aircraft is found, in order to ensure aviation safety lessons can be learnt.

There is a scene in the 2013 Hollywood smash hit The Wolf of Wall Street where Leonardo DiCaprio, playing corrupt stock trader Jordan Belfort, is chatting with his mentor Mark Hanna, portrayed by Matthew McConnaughey. Hanna explains to him how to cheat clients of their money. Mark Hanna: "The name of the game, moving the money from the client's pocket to your pocket."

By any measure, the story of prolific paedophile Richard Huckle is extraordinary and not what you might expect. He is a middle-class, church-going, grammar school boy who used a short-course teaching certificate to gain access to vulnerable children in a foreign community where many worshipped him and still refuse to believe what he did.