In a significant turn of events, Malaysian prosecutors have decided to drop their appeal against the acquittal of Rosmah Mansor for money laundering and tax evasion. The decision comes amid concerns over the viability of securing a conviction due to insufficient evidence.

Rosmah, who is married to former Prime Minister Najib Razak, had faced widespread criticism for her opulent lifestyle. The Kuala Lumpur High Court had previously acquitted her of multiple charges, leading the Attorney-General's Chambers to reconsider their stance due to deteriorating witness testimonies.

The move to withdraw the appeal precedes significant court decisions regarding Najib, who is already serving a jail term for corruption. This development underscores ongoing legal challenges both Rosmah and Najib confro

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