The PDI-P could use Gibran’s political inexperience and call to preserve Indonesia’s democracy as a way to weaken Prabowo’s campaign, observers say.
Pensions disputes: UK ombudsman weighs in on pension benefits calculations
In two recent cases the UK’s Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has responded to member concerns that a provider has not calculated their pension benefits correctly.
Indonesia’s Prabowo picks Joko Widodo’s son Gibran as election running mate
Gibran Rakabuming Raka, the 36-year-old eldest son of Joko Widodo, will be a vice presidential candidate, running alongside defence minister and presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto in the February polls.
Israel-Gaza war: Malaysia’s Anwar expects repercussions from West for defending Palestinian cause
Malaysia PM Anwar Ibrahim said he is aware and expects repercussions from the West for defending the Palestinian cause, but will continue to highlight the plight of the Palestinian people.
Israel-Gaza war: pro-Palestinian demonstrators take to streets around world in anger at siege, strikes
Pro-Tel Aviv demonstrations and vigils have also been held, many focused on securing the return of hostages captured by Hamas militants, who killed more than 1,400 people during a surprise assault on Israel.
Israel-Gaza war: Singapore activist Gilbert Goh under investigation for holding placard despite protest ban
Goh this week posed with a handwritten sign related to the conflict outside Speakers’ Corner at Hong Lim Park.
Sustainability among new focus in revised OECD corporate governance principles
The latest revision of the OECD corporate governance principles has made clear that good corporate governance practices must now include consideration of sustainability issues, and sustainability-related disclosure is essential although not “mandatory”.
UK International Recognition Procedure promotes faster access to new medicines
A new framework set to take effect at the beginning of 2024 aims to bring new medicinal products to the UK faster, an expert has said.
German Energy Efficiency Act poses new requirements for data centre construction and operation
Developers and operators of new and existing data centres in Germany face new energy efficiency requirements under legislation recently passed by the Bundestag according to experts at Pinsent Masons.
Indigenous teenager dies in Australian custody after ‘incident’, investigation launched
‘He had been found unresponsive in his cell by staff [who] provided emergency first aid until paramedics arrived,’ Western Australian state government’s justice department said.
