The kingdom has signed a slew of deals with Chinese, Indian and Australian companies amid growing interest in its massive mineral reserves.
Will Myanmar’s junta chief face justice for crimes against Rohingya?
The International Criminal Court’s actions could serve to isolate Min Aung Hlaing, but analysts question whether he will be arrested.
Corporate sustainability reporting requirement concerns remain for Irish businesses
Recently enacted EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Amending Regulations have provided some clarity on concerns that have been raised by practitioners, but a number of concerns still remain for businesses across Ireland.
‘All hell to pay’: Trump threat over Hamas captives stokes fears of higher oil prices for Asia
The US under Trump could take a tougher stance on Iran, which could disrupt oil supplies and push prices up amid hazy outlook, analysts warn.
More Indonesian couples choosing to remain child-free
The growing number of couples choosing to remain childless reflects a broader shift in Indonesia and across Asia.
‘Contractualising’ climate and sustainability no longer optional in 2025
Contractors and project developers must work to mitigate environmental impacts in support of sustainability ambitions as we head into 2025 to actively deliver a reduction in the net-zero emissions arising from construction.
UK government sets clear deadlines to fix buildings with unsafe cladding
Developers and landlords of high-rise buildings affected by unsafe cladding in England must meet new deadlines set out by the government to remediate cladding issues, or face stringent enforcement measures and financial consequences for inaction.
‘24/7 PPAs’ to help large energy users in Ireland meet power demands
The growth of data centres and the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) rely on the availability of electric power, with many data centres entering into power purchase agreements (PPAs) to meet sustainability goals.
Temu, Shein halt Vietnam operations pending business registration
Two of the world’s most popular budget-shopping platforms have suspended business in the Southeast Asian nation.
Cambodia says Xi supports controversial canal, but China’s silence keeps questions flowing
Former Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen thanked Xi Jinping for backing Funan Techo Canal when they met this week.
