Month: February 2025

Both countries discussed “the importance of re-establishing deterrence in the South China Sea”.

A number of recent UK First-tier Tribunal (FTT) rulings highlight the importance of following the tribunal’s rules, in particular to provide the documentation required in appeals against The Pensions Regulator, an expert has said.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is slated to meet President Xi Jinping to discuss issues including the scam crisis.

At Angkor Wat and other temple ruins nearby, macaque monkeys fed by YouTubers creating videos are stealing visitors’ food and injuring them.

Businesses that produce, import or distribute lithium-ion batteries for use with e-bikes in the UK will have to ensure their batteries meet legal safety requirements, as the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) considers how to tackle product safety risks in this increasingly important area.

Air patrol exercise underscores Manila’s efforts to assert its maritime claims while testing US commitment to regional security, analysts say.

With the future of the US development agency in doubt, China could step in to continue funding infrastructure projects for countries in need.

The UK government’s ongoing pension investment review is seeking to increase the level of pension fund investment into UK opportunities. The upcoming reforms proposing further consolidation of UK pension funds would certainly result in greater in-house expertise and resources and would enable pension funds to more readily source, diligence and manage local investments within the UK.

Orathai’s case is linked to an investigation into a senior executive who has allegedly defrauded her company Essilor Manufacturing (Thailand).

As the kebaya gets Unesco’s recognition, what does its global cultural status mean for the future of the garment?