Asian Legal Review

A recent ruling has confirmed the Court of Justice of the European Union’s (CJEU) broad approach to the lawfulness of jurisdiction clauses applied to member states.

Farmers in England are to get increased funding to help them deal with the impact of flooding, but they face regulatory risks when excess water sits on their land, an expert has said.

Why a chunky, slimy kelp called eelgrass is drawing international attention.

While China claims the fishermen were illegally fishing in its waters, Vietnam insists they were operating within their rights.

New investment opportunities can be expected in Ireland’s renewable and waste energy sectors, as the Irish government has approved proposals to develop nationwide district heating networks using low-carbon heat sources such as waste facilities and data centres.

The proposed age limit would be among the world’s strictest measures targeting children.

Wanna Suansan was accused of aiding the bombers, but a judge ruled that prosecutors failed to prove her connection to the suspects.

The long-awaited guidance for the new corporate criminal offence of “failure to prevent fraud” has been published by the UK government, marking a significant step in the ongoing efforts to combat economic crime.

Malaysians have turned to social media tools to investigate Fashion Valet co-founder Vivy Yusof’s collection of luxury bags and shoes.

The approval for new patrol craft comes as the Philippines faces rising maritime threats in the South China Sea.