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Malaysia is enhancing semiconductor tracking to reassure the US amid investigations into alleged Nvidia chip diversions to China.

Data suggests that many developers may not be adequately assessing the extent of remediation works that need to be carried out to meet duties to address fire safety risks associated with cladding.

New legislation passed today by the Malaysian Senate will boost the country’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry as well as support its target of ‘net zero’ emissions by 2050.

If counterfeit products are left unchecked, South Korean food companies could suffer damage to their reputation, analysts say.

The central bank said the slump is due to global uncertainties including Trump’s reciprocal tariffs.

With the US no longer a reliable trade and security partner, regional nations must reduce tensions with China and look to each other on defence.

While it is often assumed that human rights are reserved for human beings, companies are legal persons having rights in law and do enjoy the protections afforded by human rights legislation.

Gilberto Teodoro denounced Beijing’s South China Sea claims urging stronger defence and alliances amid rising tensions.

Mahrang Baloch, one of Pakistan’s most prominent human rights advocates, has long campaigned for the Baloch ethnic group.

Nearly one-third of young people in Singapore report mental health struggles. They’re turning to chatbots like Wysa for emotional support.