Asian Legal Review

Many respondents feel foreign countries would come to Singapore’s aid if it were attacked, researchers find.

Khan admitted to lying repeatedly about a false anecdote involving a rape victim, raising questions about her credibility.

A new National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA) is to become operational in the UK by spring 2025, to lead on strategic planning of major infrastructure projects as well as on their delivery, the government announced on Friday.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is expected to table an expansionary budget amid rising confidence in Malaysia’s economic outlook.

Manila’s defence minister voiced scepticism on Monday about China’s intention to negotiate a South China Sea code of conduct.

Pakistan authorities have introduced laws to restrict protests in the capital while strengthening security ahead of the event.

As his legal troubles mount, the Duterte-linked pastor’s candidacy blurs the lines between religious influence and political power.

For many Chinese parents, Singapore compares favourably to the US as a much safer place to study and to Australia as a cheaper place to stay.

Biden’s absence does not necessarily indicate weaker US interest in Southeast Asia but rather a shift in engagement strategy, analysts say.

Lee Hsien Yang and Lee Suet Fern left the city state in 2022 after skipping a scheduled police interview.