Month: February 2023

Malaysia’s law minister pledged that the Anwar Ibrahim administration will fight the claims, in a case that could jeopardise globally held assets of the Malaysian government and state-owned enterprises.

Around a fifth of infrastructure businesses are undergoing or planning to undergo an organisation-wide transformation as they position themselves to take advantage of opportunities arising in the green transition and green economy, according to major global survey run by Pinsent Masons.

Lithium is a critical component in electric vehicle (EV) batteries, and importing more of the commodity will help Indonesia fulfil its goal of an EV manufacturing hub.

Police identified the 25-year-old, who imported drugs from Europe, as ‘one of the main causes of Bangkok’s MDMA epidemic’.

A ruling by the UK Supreme Court provides guidance on when UK legislation should be interpreted in a way that accounts for technological, scientific or societal changes that occur after the legislation has been enacted.

Myanmar’s troubles with national unity have been going on since WWII and the coup only exacerbated that, Singapore’s foreign minister Vivian Balakrishnan says.

Archaeologist, doctoral student, museum researcher were seized in remote village by 20 armed men and taken miles into bush.

Some two dozen Indonesian families are suing two drug makers, the health and finance ministries, and the food and drug supervisory agency over their children’s deaths from tainted drugs.

The popularity of such cafes could threaten conservation efforts and heighten the risk of animal-borne diseases, the same study found.

Rally is first commemoration of the uprising since current leader Ferdinand Marcos Jnr took office in June 2022.