Asian Legal Review

The former president made the comment during a television interview, after legislator France Castro criticised his daughter’s handling of government funds.

As the ruling PDI-P openly discusses a split from President Joko Widodo, there are doubts if the party can still retain its stronghold in parts of Java.

The plan aims to restrict peak CO2 emissions from the power sector to 250 million tons, allowing Indonesia to generate 44 per cent of its energy from renewables by 2030.

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) has one of the most sophisticated telecommunications markets in the Asia with a keen focus on providing the best telecom and network services in terms of efficiency, quality and price to its consumers.

New legislation to address the risk of shortages in the supply of important medicines across the EU could be developed in the medium to long term, the European Commission has said.

Mass actions, sometimes described as collective, class or group actions, are actions brought by multiple claimants against the same defendant or group of defendants, generally in relation to harm said to have been caused to the claimants in the same or a similar way.

Protests by Bangladeshi garment workers against low wages have led to two deaths amid a spike in the costs of basic foodstuffs and other items.

The Philippines’ abstention from a UN resolution calling for an aid truce in Gaza has sparked a protest near the Israeli embassy in Manila and led to clashes with the police.

Medicines regulators should remove requirements for biosimilar products to pass through expensive comparative efficacy trials to increase patient access to these important medicines.

The Johor-Singapore special economic zone is aimed at attracting investment to the area and enhancing the flow of goods and people across borders.