Asian Legal Review

UK policymakers could consider it “prudent” to defer the implementation of a new fraud compensation scheme to seek to allay the “legitimate concerns” about the scheme that UK payment providers have expressed, an expert has said.

Lack of publicly available data on foreign ownership of properties makes it difficult to estimate Chinese demand, industry players say.

The UK government will wait for the outcome of an ongoing review of the litigation funding market in England and Wales before deciding whether to reintroduce draft new legislation on litigation funding that fell before the recent UK general election, a government minister has confirmed.

Widodo – who started to work from the future capital several weeks ago – brought dozens of officials to Nusantara for the cabinet meeting, including his successor Prabowo Subianto, who has pledged to continue the project when he takes office in October.

Hundreds evacuated after one of the helicopter’s propellers landed in the hotel pool.

Manila’s assertive approach contrasts with Hanoi’s “low profile” way of dealing with their respective South China Sea rows, analysts say.

Namal Rajapaksa’s candidacy comes after his father and uncle fell from power in 2022 due to protests over Sri Lanka’s economic crisis.

In his book ‘Living the Asian Century’, the veteran diplomat recalls how a bold request led to a stunningly generous donation for his school.

From rising authoritarianism to political instability, unrest throughout the region has intensified alongside shifting alliances.

The location where a company is tax resident is important when determining its liability to corporate taxes.