Month: March 2023

Governments are embracing energy made from plants to move away from fossil fuels and cut emissions, but war and extreme weather are affecting supplies.

The Police Central Investigation Bureau have identified the suspect as Anuwat Waentong, 29, reportedly due to make a court appearance on a drugs charge.

Asia’s representation in the survey by Switzerland’s second-largest bank shows the region’s significance to the wealth management business, especially the financial services for family office and ultra wealthy clients.

Craig Patterson tells HRNews about the differences between redundancy procedures in Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Minister K Shanmugam says Lee Hsien Yang and Lee Suet Fern ‘will have every right to provide explanations’ in perjury probe if they return to Singapore to be interviewed by police.

The existing framework of strategic environmental assessments and environmental impact assessments (EAs) is to be superseded by a new ‘environmental outcomes reports’ regime for project development in England, under new UK government proposals.

17-year-old Zoe Gabriel, once mocked over a US$60 Charles & Keith handbag, is creating content for low-cost carrier AirAsia in her latest collaboration with brands.

Polls are expected to highlight long-running political battle between conservative pro-military establishment and billionaire Shinawatra family.

Former and current lawmakers, aides and scores of Khan’s supporters are also facing charges.

If he seeks the presidency, Sandiaga faces a tough battle ahead with polls still showing him falling short of current front runners.