Month: December 2024

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says both countries will work towards a comprehensive peace plan for their border region.

The Bank of Korea aims to avoid any escalation in volatility of foreign exchange markets following Yoon’s failed martial law decree.

Five convicted members of the heroin smuggling drug ring were returned from Indonesia, following diplomatic efforts this month.

In 2012, the US said it would redeploy 9,000 Marines from the island where communities complain bases are an unfair burden.

The body of Zhang Cao, who reportedly travelled alone, was found off Mabul Island in Semporna.

Changes signed into law in Ireland last month will be welcomed by multinational enterprises and large Irish domestic companies, because of the clarifications it provides around the operation of Ireland’s ‘minimum tax’ law one year on from its introduction.

Planning reforms confirmed in England should encourage developers to bring forward plans for more small-scale solar and onshore wind projects, though local politics is likely to continue to dictate how those proposals are received in different parts of the country, an expert has said.

Businesses should review their cybersecurity programmes after the Security Bureau announced a draft bill aimed at strengthening the computer systems of critical infrastructure in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR).

Adolescent violence is not rare in Thailand but fatal cases usually involve rival gangs of older students.

The case of former mayor Alice Guo has exposed weaknesses of local agencies in dealing with security gaps linked to Chinese crime syndicates.