Asian Legal Review

The network’s illegal activities threaten global economic and political stability, says Jacob Sims, a transnational crime expert.

Micro, small and medium enterprises account for over 60 per cent of Indonesia’s economy, and analysts say support for them is critical.

Azam Baki’s team was the first one to dare investigate all the influential bigwigs and politicians, Anwar says.

A recent study highlights potential solutions to address concerns that prompted proposed reforms on the regulation of standard-essential patents (SEPs) and their licensing to be withdrawn earlier this year, an expert has said.

A new ruling by the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) will influence the debate over whether, and to what extent, litigation funding arrangements should be regulated in England and Wales, experts have said.

New US policy outlined earlier this month could have contractual implications for the sale of medicines on a global scale as well as the development of new treatments, an expert has said.

Car park owners and operators in large parts of the UK could be required to install “solar canopies” as part of a government drive to bolster renewable energy generation and provide “localised power” for charging electric vehicles.

From China speeding up work on Pakistan’s dam to Singapore Airlines turbulence anniversary, here are highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.

Bali’s governor has banned small plastic bottles to combat waste, sparking debate on environmental impact versus industry concerns.

Businesses can recover costs incurred in England and Wales in remedying defects even if they had no legal liability to incur those costs at the time, the UK’s highest court has confirmed.