Malaysia's Najib returns home under house arrest after court ruling

Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak was released from prison to house arrest on Tuesday after a High Court ruling, marking a significant legal development in his corruption case. The move ends his imprisonment but restricts his freedom, and it also triggered a cabinet change with Anthony Loke stepping down as transport minister. The ruling's legal basis and political implications remain unclear, but it signals a potential shift in Malaysia's judicial and political landscape.

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