Asian Legal Review

His comment has sparked the latest row over culture and identity in Malaysia amid a conservative surge among the Malay-Muslim majority.

Manila said China is ‘maliciously inciting hype’ in the waterway, which was wide enough for both countries to peacefully coexist.

Chris Evans tells HRNews about the FCA’s request for UK insurance market firms to provide data relating to incidents of non-financial misconduct

New Zealand’s defence force uses two Boeing 757-200s received in 2003 to carry the country’s leaders. But the ageing aircraft have become unreliable, causing delays and PMs to become stranded.

‘Southeast Asia is where Australia’s future lies,’ Australian PM Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday as he announced the fund to focus on clean energy and infrastructure and provide loans, guarantees, equity and insurance.

The Australian energy market operator’s (AEMO) draft integrated systems plan for 2024 may not spell a major change from its 2022 plan in terms of actual transmission projects needed for the energy transition, but it does highlight the need to significantly speed up the timeline for the development of those projects.

The drivers of a train that missed a signal and ploughed into another train, killing 14 people, were distracted because they were watching cricket on a phone, India’s railways minister said on Monday.

Philippine educators say more needs to be done as having strong English language skills is key to the country’s economic competitiveness.

Srihari Lakshminarasimhan is among a young crop of aspirants in India dominating the thriving chess landscape in recent years.

One fan from the Philippines spent at least US$6,000 on her flights, concert tickets and accommodation – slightly above the average annual household income in her home country to see Taylor Swift in Singapore.