Asian Legal Review

A Dutch Data Protection Authority (Dutch DPA) decision suggests that it took little account of recent guidance from the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) when calculating fines, an expert has said.

New UK government support for nuclear power is important as part of the energy mix needed to achieve carbon reduction ambitions and power the next cycle of economic growth, an expert has said.

Ali Imron, in prison for 21 years for his role in the 2002 Bali bombing that killed 202 people, has been speaking out against radical ideology in Indonesia.

Comprehensive new rules aimed at ensuring businesses in the US swaps market are resilient to cyber, operational, and third-party risk have been proposed by a US regulator.

Mirzan Mahathir, 66, has 30 days to declare his domestic and overseas assets, as part of the agency’s investigation into revelations from the Panama Papers.

Sri Lankans are concerned their lives ‘may be threatened’ and help will not be readily available in an emergency as the country does not have a mission in Yemen.

Immigration director general Ruslin Jusoh said the operation was based on public tip-offs and intelligence made over a month.

International standards-setting bodies ISO and IEC have jointly published the first global standard for AI management systems, providing guidance for structuring and overseeing AI systems prudently, ethically, and transparently whilst at the same time maintaining data privacy and information security.

Most of the flights from the country’s airlines IndiGo and Air India were delayed, failed to arrive or depart on time, leaving passengers angry and frustrated.

Offshore oil and gas companies should expect continued scrutiny of their health and safety practices in 2024 despite a recent report suggesting that the industry has never been safer to work in, experts have said.