Asian Legal Review

As Asean chair, Malaysia and its prime minister face the daunting challenge of bridging deep divides over critical regional issues.

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined LinkedIn for breaching the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) when processing personal data of its registered users for marketing and analytic purposes.

The landscape of self-driving vehicles in the EU and the UK is rapidly evolving, with Tesla recently announcing hopes to introduce full self-driving technology to European roads by early 2025.

Mining operators and service providers need to comply with the new ‘local content’ requirements in the Republic of Mali. Failure to do so will mean companies will not be able to participate in the West African country’s mining industry in the future.

The US, South Korea and Ukraine say North Korean troops have been sent to Russia as analysts warn of an escalation in the Ukraine war.

Cabinet members wear camouflage uniforms and camp in luxury tents on a hill around a military academy in Magelang.

“Strengthened” legislation to establish an independent football regulator in England has been reintroduced into parliament, following the change of government in July, with clubs urged to prepare for the new regime.

The saga has cost the software provider billions and shaken Australia’s reputation for strong corporate governance.

A purported leak from the health ministry saying anaesthesiologists may no longer be eligible for time off after long shifts has sparked outcry.

Digital advancement including artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and biometric recognition are at forefront of new border security and immigration measures in the UK.