Month: July 2024

As Malaysia readies for an open access power grid, the country’s energy market needs to be aware of the possible challenges ahead in order to successfully navigate the change.

Loverse, an app that allows interaction only with generative AI, is the latest in a long line of digital solutions to Japan’s loneliness crisis.

Beijing’s actions have grown more aggressive, Filipinos say, amid concerns for regional stability and fishermen’s livelihoods.

Police in the state of Bihar have made several arrests after a video allegedly showing a young female employee being beaten went viral.

Some 392 pairs live in the country’s forests that are also home to indigenous communities who rely on poaching to get by.

Calls in the Philippines are growing, for measures from building a lighthouse on Second Thomas Shoal to inundating China with litigation.

The UK government has signalled its clear intent to drive investment in new renewable energy infrastructure by granting consent for three major new solar farm projects in England, according to experts at Pinsent Masons, which has advised on each of the projects from their inception.

The Central Bank of Ireland has clarified several points on the application of the Individual Accountability Framework (IAF), which aims to underpin sound governance across the financial sector.

The Philippines has to do more than conduct symbolic deployments, analysts say, noting a constant naval presence was needed especially in the contested area.

It’s likely a goodwill gesture to Phnom Penh’s ally China, amid shared US-China concerns over the threat of Moscow and Pyongyang drawing closer.