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She has apologised and promised refunds as police investigate reports of fraud after some clients were left stranded in South Korea.

A recent English Court of Appeal ruling has cleared the way for a full trial of a long-running environmental class action against Shell brought by two Nigerian communities.

Criminals can pair NRIC numbers with other details, such as full names and birth dates, to scam victims, cybersecurity experts say.

The deal strengthens defence ties between the nations, but analysts warn it could entangle the Philippines in Japan’s regional security role and provoke China.

Companies that incur expenditure on research and development (R&D) may be able to claim enhanced UK corporation tax relief. Small or medium sized enterprises (SMEs) may be able to obtain an enhanced 230% deduction or, if loss making, a payable tax credit of 14.5% of the enhanced deduction.

The decision comes after public outcry and government scrutiny over the importance of balancing commercial interests with social responsibility.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says both countries will work towards a comprehensive peace plan for their border region.

The Bank of Korea aims to avoid any escalation in volatility of foreign exchange markets following Yoon’s failed martial law decree.

Five convicted members of the heroin smuggling drug ring were returned from Indonesia, following diplomatic efforts this month.

In 2012, the US said it would redeploy 9,000 Marines from the island where communities complain bases are an unfair burden.