Month: April 2023

Criticism is mounting about the Yoon administration’s support for the US amid the latest claims and as other countries increasingly distance themselves from Washington’s demands.

‘Making agrifood systems work better for women … would help reduce the number of food-insecure people by 45 million,’ report finds.

Businesses using ‘free trial’ ads to engage consumers for their subscription services have been urged to review their online marketing content, as the UK’s Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) has set out its plan to target non-compliant trials and other promotional subscription offers in upcoming enforcement action.

China and Asean claimants could draw inspiration from the four-point formula Pakistan used to try to resolve its Kashmir stalemate with India. This would involve agreeing on shared sovereignty and joint economic development, with a binding code of conduct the goal, and eventual settlement of disputes an added bonus.

Report on the 1976 plane crash, which killed Sabah’s then chief minister and 10 others, is now publicly accessible on the Malaysian transport ministry website.

Planned updates to the key policy document for nationally significant road and rail projects in England are a direct response to recent high-profile rulings on when officials must consider alternative approaches.

Footage posted online shows the boy pulling his pants down before performing the obscene act on the animal.

A top minister says Indonesia can repay its debt with the interest rate at 3.4 per cent, but will push for 2 per cent to cope with a US$1.2 billion cost overrun.

Employers across the UK must ensure that the focus on improving racial equality in their workforces does not wane.

Real-time information, including satellite imagery, about Chinese positions was provided and ‘enraged’ Beijing, according to report.