Month: February 2025

Ensuring food security for the region and beyond requires urgent action to modernise agriculture, diversify suppliers and strengthen cooperation.

More than 1,600 people were killed in attacks in Pakistan in 2024 – the deadliest year in almost a decade.

The Kayin Border Guard Force are preparing to hand over daily ‘about 500 people including many different nationalities’.

A freezing order is a court order which prevents a party from disposing of or dealing with its assets. It is therefore an essential tool for those looking to protect assets to ensure those assets are available to satisfy a court order.

A former North Korean diplomat revealed details about Kim Yo-jong’s marriage and children, shedding light on the secretive life of the powerful sister of Kim Jong-un.

Plans to reform the legal framework around standard-essential patents (SEPs) have been withdrawn by the European Commission after EU law makers failed to reach consensus on the changes it had proposed.

The fund will invest in sustainable high impact projects across sectors such as renewable energy, advanced manufacturing.

While some analysts note ‘trepidation’, others say US seeks deeper trade and defence ties with India as leverage in talks with China.

The rejection of anti-corruption legislation in South Africa is a disappointing development for an area in much need of reform, an expert has said.

Despite a ban on Pogos, high-profile figures linked to the industry remain, raising concerns about a growing network of criminal syndicates in the Philippines.