Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak can serve the remaining two years of his sentence for abuse of power under house arrest, the government said Friday. The conditional pardon requires him to pay a fine of 50 million ringgit, or about $12 million. The measure relates to his 2020 graft conviction linked to the looting of 1MDB, Malaysia's sovereign-wealth fund, in a case described as a watershed moment in one of the largest financial crimes of the century. The scandal touched jurisdictions including Switzerland, Curaçao and the U.S.