Month: March 2023

Former top diplomat has repeatedly denied he would contest the presidential election, which must be held no later than September 13.

Implementation of restrictions on advertising high fat, salt or sugar (HFSS) foods moved a step closer recently with the publication of two consultations on the new rules.

Former Malaysian prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin said he had been called into the headquarters of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, but did not say why.

Home Affairs and Law Minister K. Shanmugam said Western powers are not ‘uninvolved bystanders who had no role to play’ in the ongoing conflict, citing the West’s decision to expand Nato, as an example.

UK regulators in the financial services, telecoms and professional services sectors could be placed under a statutory duty to prevent economic crime under a proposal set out by a UK law maker.

UK universities and other higher education providers should review their policies and practices on handling claims of harassment and sexual misconduct following the publication of new proposals by the Office for Students (OfS), an expert has said.

First quake, 6.0-magnitude, struck on island of Mindanao; second, shallower quake hit neighbouring area three hours later, with some houses collapsing.

Harsh length of Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha’s 27-year jail term sends ‘clear, intimidating message’ to opposition ahead of elections in summer.

Mud and debris inundated houses near a cliff after torrential rains battered a village on Serasan Island.

A court decision to push back national polls until 2025, has drawn criticism and questions about the court’s authority and why it deemed all election processes must be stopped.