A new poll shows acting president Han Duck-soo, a 75-year-old technocrat, leading among conservative voters after Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment.
Can Indonesia’s Prabowo succeed in plan to evacuate Gaza’s Palestinians?
The Indonesian president has said that his plan would happen only with agreement from ‘all parties’.
FAQ/TUPE – for how long must TUPE consultation last?
Anthony Convery tells HRNews about the factors governing the length of time that a consultation should last before a TUPE transfer in the UK.
Singapore election: why flight to safety over Trump tariffs may not weigh on voters
Domestic issues and more perspectives in parliament likely to be on voters’ minds for next month’s election, analysts say.
As tariffs cut US-China supply chains, how are firms picking up the pieces?
With full US-China decoupling looking closer than ever – though not a certainty – suppliers are rapidly evaluating their relationships and options.
Support for Japan’s Ishiba dwindles amid talk of successor
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is struggling in opinion polls as voters fret about rising prices, stagnant wages and tense regional security.
China’s trade with Asia could plug hole left by US tariffs, economists say
Deeper, more expansive trade with neighbours could help offset damage to China’s GDP growth, according to economic surveillance office.
EU AI Act rules on GPAI models under DeepSeek review
The mainstream emergence of Chinese AI app DeepSeek is causing EU policymakers to consider changes to the EU AI Act, Out-Law can reveal.
ICO anonymisation guide aids UK data protection compliance
Fresh guidance to help organisations determine whether data they handle is subject to UK data protection laws, has been published by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
Will Trump tariffs force Japan to slash its unpopular consumption tax?
Rising inflation and Trump’s trade war have raised concerns about how ordinary Japanese will weather the storm.