He has seen prison, he has seen betrayal, he has seen courtrooms, he has seen the highest office and opposition exile. When Anwar was fired as deputy prime minister in 1998, he was told to move out of the official residence immediately. In return, when Anwar was in jail, Mahathir made sure visiting requests from his young family were denied. But with heavy irony, just as Anwar leaves jail, Najib appears to be facing serious legal trouble. Does he have any advice for the former prime minister?

Source: The Guardian May 19, 2018 22:07 UTC