Asian Legal Review

Defence analysts fear that the BRP Teresa Magbanua’s withdrawal could embolden China, which already has a significant presence in the area.

Leader Kim Jong-un visited a uranium enrichment facility, which could be an undeclared site for building nuclear bombs.

GISB’s CEO said there were ‘one or two’ cases of sodomy at the shelters but he denied other allegations of misconduct.

Myanmar’s military rulers have appealed for help as heavy rains and floods force hundreds of thousands from their homes.

The incident is unlikely to be a one-off, with various ships having previously anchored without permission in Indonesian waters, analysts say.

Businesses and consumers should be more vigilant as sophisticated investment fraud is on the rise in Ireland, a legal expert has said.

Workers’ rights and protections across Great Britain and Northern Ireland could be set to diverge further as a result of proposed changes to employment laws in both jurisdictions, according to a Belfast-based employment law expert.

Business visitors from Europe and the US, as well as a large number of countries, will need electronic travel authorisation (ETA) to travel to the UK from next year.

The budget for Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio’s office has been slashed as she alleges an impeachment ‘plot’ against her.

Malaysia has continued to ‘engage all countries’ as it navigates ongoing superpower rivalry, says Tengku Zafrul Aziz at Hong Kong event.