Month: April 2022

From offering well-being guidance on TikTok to starting self-help groups, Vietnam’s millennials and Gen Z are defying local taboos surrounding open discussions on mental health. These efforts have come into focus after a recent spate of youth suicides.

The government used the expression in its annual foreign policy report to describe the islands, which Moscow calls the Kurils and Tokyo the Northern Territories.

Stricter visa rules and hiring restrictions mean that the influx of bankers into the city state from Hong Kong has been more of a trickle than a flood.

Businesses that breach UK consumer protection laws will be subject to fines of up to 10% of their annual global turnover under changes to legislation the UK government has committed to making.

Planned updates to the Highway Code represent natural progress towards the widespread adoption of self-driving vehicles in the UK but reflect only part of the legal, regulatory, and cultural changes needed to support their use, an expert has said.

A recent change to the law in France will facilitate an increase in the number of data protection investigations in the country, an expert has said.

Indonesian firms have proposed five projects to generate power from the sun but instead of serving the local market, they are planning to export it to the city state.

Two new drugs will soon be the first antibiotics to be made available for NHS England as part of a “Netflix-style” subscription payment model developed by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).

Commission on Elections ruled that Marcos Jnr did not defraud government of taxes, while five other complaints against him are under appeal.

Anushka and Sahil Gupta’s MyMuse is one of a growing number of businesses riding a wave of sexual liberation among urban young professionals.