Month: August 2023

Oyen the ginger cat has become Zoo Negara’s star attraction after it was moved into the world’s largest rodents’ enclosure.

The precise difference between the definition of a contractual notice and a condition precedent notice can be difficult to discern.

TikTok, used by an estimated half of Malaysians, is a connection point in the Malay heartlands to culture wars and criticism of Anwar’s government.

Patrick Francis was jailed for 13 days after pleading guilty to one charge of mischief by setting fire to his neighbour’s main door last year.

Law Commission proposals for how digital assets should be treated in English common law are “reassuring” and will help eliminate uncertainty over their legal status, according to two legal experts.

The move comes after the US last week voiced disquiet over the projects near its embassy and their ties with a Chinese firm blacklisted by Washington.

The 22-year-old is suspected of pilfering the cards from four different shops across the city state. He was caught after returning to the scene of the crime.

Private sector investment in the renewables projects Britain needs to deliver its ambitions of decarbonising the power sector is at risk due to a lack of clarity over long-term policy on electricity licence exemptions, an expert has said.

Vict Lim Siong Hock, 52, was fined nearly US$3,000 for wrongfully confining nine people inside his former workplace after being sacked.

The BRP Sierra Madre started life as a WWII-era US tank-landing ship and saw action in Vietnam before the Philippine military deliberately grounded it in the Spratly Islands in an effort to check China’s advance.