Month: March 2025

Following recent changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), the UK government is preparing to re-launch how the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIP) consenting regime applies to various business and commercial projects in England such as gigafactories, data centres and laboratories.

Collective bargaining may be the only defence against his flirtation with rival superpowers, protectionist policies and transactionalist diplomacy.

Home affairs minister says caning is a possibility, given how harmful scams are.

The Singapore government has introduced a slew of measures to incentivise workplace recruitment and training as part of the recently announced Singapore Budget, offering employers operating in the city scope to access talent at a reduced cost.

The comments by Jose Manuel Romualdez come after a row between Trump and Zelensky rattles the confidence of Washington’s defence partners.

Surveillance footage shows suspect intimidating staff and customers with a pistol before making off with US$137,600 worth of gold necklaces.

Sluggish economy and real estate slump at home signal end to wave of overseas investment.

The agency said Ismail Sabri Yaakob formally submitted a wealth declaration to authorities on February 10 after being ordered to do so.

Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia have ramped up efforts to curb a cyberscam industry worth billions of dollars a year.

Thousands of Indonesians have been enticed abroad for better-paying jobs, only to end up in the hands of transnational scam operators.