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- Indian-American tech founder Balaji Srinivasan opened his Network School in Forest City, a $100 billion Chinese-built development in Malaysia's Johor, two years ago and attracted hundreds of residents.
- Malaysian authorities ordered the school shut over licensing irregularities, after a separate investigation into Israeli passports found on campus.
- Within hours of the shutdown order, Srinivasan signed a deal to relocate the initiative to Kazakhstan.
- The episode shows how quickly the project moved after facing regulatory pressure in Malaysia.
What to watch next
- Whether Malaysian authorities take further action on the licensing and passport investigations
- Details of the Kazakhstan arrangement and when the Network School reopens there
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