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from The Economist. In New York, I'm your host, John Fastman. Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Malaysia was dominated by a single political party for more than 60 years.

That party lost power in part because of a political scandal involving Najib Razak, then the prime minister.

Mr. Najib was convicted of abusing power and sentenced to 12 years in prison.

But now he's back on the campaign trail.

Few men's garments can match the dish dacha for elegance and comfort.

It looks like a colorless ankle-length dress shirt and is worn by men throughout the Middle East.

In Oman, however, wearing the wrong colored dish Dasha could result in heavy fines.

First up, though.

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