Month: July 2024

A new Great British (GB) Energy Bill will help make the UK energy independent as well as allowing communities to reap the benefits of clean, secure and home-grown energy while creating new opportunities and tackling climate change, the UK government has said.

The plan shows the Philippines’ resolve to keep its presence in contested waters, as China also pushes its claims that have been dashed by a 2016 arbitral ruling.

Smallholders in Southeast Asia are too often left out of sustainable oil palm initiatives due to unaffordable costs and a lack of technical support.

Analysts warn the decision to allow party defectors to keep their seats could lead to a return of the country’s past turmoil.

A recent High Court case in England has confirmed that if investors are deceived in the investment process, losses can be recoverable against the those responsible for those fraudulent misrepresentations, an expert as said.

Territorial disputes between the two nations have persisted since last year, sparking fears of a larger armed conflict that could involve the United States, which has repeatedly warned that it’s obliged to defend the Philippines.

A police official, speaking on condition of anonymity, dismissed earlier reports in Thai media that the six people had been killed in a shooting.

With no live sightings recorded, scientists say a creature that washed up on a South Island beach is believed to be a spade-toothed whale.

After delay caused by disagreement among EU member states, the Council of the European Commission has adopted its 14th Russia sanctions package targeting high-value sectors of the Russian economy.

Observers say the cases, one involving the youngest-ever individual to be dealt with under the Internal Security Act at 14, mark the alarming speed of radicalisation.