Asian Legal Review

China is conducting a review into its tariffs on Australian wine, and expectations are rife that levies will be removed next month, with Treasury Wine Estates planning to reallocate stock from other global markets.

City authorities asked for cooperation from employers to help workers in the city of some 11 million people avoid the pollution, which is expected to last into Friday.

The UK government’s consultation on proposed changes to the requirements for standard tier premises under draft anti-terrorism legislation confirms a commitment to proportionality. However, questions remain, including on what businesses must do to protect against acts of terrorism, an expert has said.

North Korea extends its streak of weapons demonstrations with its fifth barrage of cruise missiles in the past month.

The outcome of the three-way race could be determined by the turnout of voters for their respective candidates, analysts say.

The Irish High Court has refused an application for injunctive relief in what is a noteworthy legal development in the realm of international trade and finance.

Thai K-pop star Lisa has an as yet undisclosed role in the third season of hit HBO series The White Lotus, set in luxury resorts, Variety reports. Filming will begin in Thailand this month, it says.

Controversies have dogged this election cycle, especially of President Joko Widodo’s influence over state institutions for his preferred candidate Prabowo Subianto.

A recent ruling in Australia has underscored the importance of companies having thorough processes in place to review and approve contracts, including standard terms and conditions, before they are signed.

From China warning the Philippines over its military expansion to the case for calling it Year of the Loong instead of Dragon, here are stories you may have missed over the weekend.