Asian Legal Review

The man, 64, was nailed to a cross for his 36th time amid warnings of temperatures reaching dangerous levels.

A new poll shows acting president Han Duck-soo, a 75-year-old technocrat, leading among conservative voters after Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment.

The Indonesian president has said that his plan would happen only with agreement from ‘all parties’.

Anthony Convery tells HRNews about the factors governing the length of time that a consultation should last before a TUPE transfer in the UK.

Anne Sammon tells HRNews about the UK regulators’ backing for tougher misconduct scrutiny and continued support for the lifting of the bankers’ bonus cap.

Domestic issues and more perspectives in parliament likely to be on voters’ minds for next month’s election, analysts say.

With full US-China decoupling looking closer than ever – though not a certainty – suppliers are rapidly evaluating their relationships and options.

Judicial review is likely to remain relevant as a consideration in procurement challenge claims following the introduction of the Procurement Act.

Investigations into the effect that US reliance on imports of pharmaceutical products, semiconductors, and critical minerals has on the country’s national security could pave the way for a new hike in US tariffs, an expert in international trade has said.

Businesses operating across the financial services sector have been given an insight into upcoming changes in regulation being considered by multiple UK authorities and should take the opportunity to engage and help shape the changes coming, an expert in financial services regulation has said.