Month: July 2024

The Irish government has approved high-level principles on the use of ‘private wires’ for electricity transfer, serving as an indicator of anticipated policy direction, an expert has said.

Investigators are examining footage that showed a masked man walking out of the victims’ room a few hours before their bodies were discovered.

Escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula and in the Taiwan Strait sit on a powder keg of complex security ties and must be defused before it’s too late.

A major new solar park in the south east of England has moved closer to becoming operational after a planning inspector ruling.

Delays to move to the new capital city is set to exacerbate scepticism that the real estate project could come to fruition, especially since it has yet to secure any foreign investors.

EU law impacting what businesses in the real estate sector need to do ensure buildings are energy efficient, decarbonised, and constructed and operated in a sustainable way, was updated in May 2024 when the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) came into force.

Sources said India plans to build 12 hydropower projects in Arunachal Pradesh, which it says is an integral part of the country, but China claims it is a part of southern Tibet.

This is the second time in a week, that Malaysian authorities seized hundreds of smuggled tortoises and turtles.

The new UK government will reintroduce mandatory housing targets across each local planning authority in England, new UK chancellor Rachel Reeves has said.

The Singapore Food Agency said “these insects and insect products can be used for human consumption or as animal feed for food-producing animals”.