Scientists have spent years working on the conundrum and think they have found the landmass, which split from Australia, hidden under Southeast Asia’s eastern islands.
Malaysia reviews airline licence terms after start-up’s services grind to a halt in 10 months
MYAirline suspended operations just 10 months after it started flying, while Rayani Air lasted less than four months in 2016.
IP rights holders urged to ensure UK address ahead of year-end deadline
Businesses that hold the UK rights for trade marks or registered designs split out from equivalent EU rights at the end of the Brexit transition period have been urged to ensure they have a UK address at which they can be contacted.
Singapore won’t let Israel-Gaza war divide multiracial society, compromise security: Lawrence Wong
Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong says Singapore must consistently take a principled position in line with international laws, amid a rise in divisive rhetoric.
Philippines’ Marcos Jnr condemns ‘brazen’ killing of journalist, orders investigation
Journalist Juan Jumalon, also known as DJ Johnny Walker, was shot by unidentified assailants while broadcasting from his home.
Philippines to debut short-selling for traders after 27-year wait
A total of 52 stocks and one exchange-traded fund, including all the equities on the benchmark gauge, will be available for short-selling on Monday.
From Israel to India, America’s illiberal allies are hurting its moral standing
Bound by a democracy vs autocracy rhetoric, Biden has embraced the leaders of Israel and India despite serious human rights concerns, making the US liable to allegations of hypocrisy.
South China Sea: Kishida says Japan cooperating with Philippines, US amid Beijing tensions
The Philippines and Japan have taken a strong line against what they see as aggressive behaviour by Chinese vessels amid decades-old disputes over maritime sovereignty.
Pakistan speeds up Afghans’ repatriation as deadline expires
Facilities at the main northwestern border crossing of Torkham have been increased three times to cater for the rising number of returnees.
FCA’s ‘money mules’ review flags AML focus areas for payment account providers
A recent review by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of payment account providers and their efforts to combat so-called ‘money mule’ activity has uncovered a number of areas that require further attention within the industry.
