Asian Legal Review

Grass-roots organisations such as the Bike Scouts can help further strengthen the Philippines’ bottom-up approach to natural disasters, analysts say.

Airlines and local businesses are preparing to cash in on the surge in visitors from the island following the opening of the chip maker’s first plant in Japan.

The ban against Rica Cruz’s show comes after authorities objected to a scene in a separate TV programme involving an LGBTQ couple.

Apple’s iMessage and Microsoft’s Bing, Edge, and Microsoft Advertising services should not be designated as gatekeeper core platform services under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the European Commission has announced.

A recent criminal conviction secured by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in a case of insider trading highlights the UK regulator’s intention to proactively crackdown on cases of market abuse – not just with criminal prosecutions but through the enforcement of regulation too, a former senior market regulator has said.

The FCA has urged financial service firms, as well as other businesses including tech companies and social media networks, to do more in combatting financial crime, especially where FCA awareness campaigns and enforcement can only go so far.

The 28-year-old constable was charged with two counts of murder following a three-day search for Baird and Luke Davies.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said surging investments and falling jobless rate showed the country was in a better shape to tackle currency volatility.

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers businesses an opportunity to improve the safety of workplaces, thus driving down costs for businesses, an expert has said.

Xiang Yang Hong 03 is due to make a port call at Male as bilateral ties between the two countries deepen.