Asian Legal Review

Indonesian officials confirmed discussions of a swap for the Australian drug suspect in exchange for Guo’s extradition from the country.

The Dutch Media Authority’s recent enforcement action under the amended Dutch Media Act is a reminder that social media influencers need to comply with the new regime and the regulator is enforcing the laws strictly, an expert has said.

Hong Kong stocks rose, halting a three-day losing streak, as investors increased their bets that the Federal Reserve will cut rates later this month following a weak US jobs report.

Singapore’s currency is at its strongest against the US dollar in over a decade, benefiting travellers, but hurting some local businesses

Qatar’s new Judicial Enforcement Law, which comes into effect on 6 October, will overhaul the enforcement system structure and provide helpful clarity to commercial parties in Qatar when executing a judgment debt.

The Japanese steelmaker’s US$15 billion bid for its American rival has become a hot-button issue in the US election race.

Qatrisha Zairyah, who has reached the finals of Miss Universe Singapore, hopes her story will help ease prejudice against transgender people.

Businesses across sectors have been advised to review their approach to dynamic pricing after the practice drew scrutiny in the context of Oasis’ reunion tour.

The poll highlights a growing divide, with many young Japanese men feeling sidelined. Experts warn the frustration could lead to dangerous outcomes.

The election has been widely derided as a sham, and unlikely to be recognised by the West. Myanmar’s shadow government suspects the junta will misuse census data.