Month: July 2023

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a consultation on new guidance for financial promotions on social media.

According to the US-based AidData research project, the port is the most likely spot for a base given the US$2.19 billion Beijing has already invested there.

The proposed new insurance plan is intended to protect the Southeast Asian nation from infrastructure losses caused by natural disasters.

A corporate group that disposed of a subsidiary to fund the development of a new hotel should be allowed to recover the VAT incurred on the professional fees it incurred in order to achieve the sale of the shares, the UK Upper Tribunal has confirmed.

Kim led defence minister Sergei Shoigu on a tour of an exhibition of new weapons as Pyongyang and Moscow pledged to deepen their strategic ties.

Agents said buyers are snapping up residential units and tourist accommodation in Osaka, where a casino resort is expected to open in 2029.

Many businesses seeking to transfer personal data from the EU to the US may still rely on exiting transfer mechanisms despite the fact the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) is now in effect, a data protection law expert has said.

More than 580,000 of a record 2.99 million foreign nationals now living in Japan call the capital home, while the number of Japanese residents fell for the first time ever in all 47 of the country’s prefectures.

The 70-year-old Hun Sen has led Cambodia with an iron fist for nearly four decades. He said on Wednesday he will resign and hand power to his eldest son Hun Manet.

An official has urged director Christopher Nolan to cut a scene featuring the Bhagavad Gita, calling it an ‘assault on religious beliefs of a billion tolerant Hindus’.