Asian Legal Review

Anies Baswedan is hoping to be a dark horse in a three-way presidential race by burnishing his moderate credentials.

A new report has found that massive UK infrastructure investment can boost economic growth and help the country meet its climate goals, as long as it abandons its “disjointed and piecemeal” approach to planning, according to one legal expert.

Marcos Jnr’s clarification came after a memorandum showed the president had suspended the implementation of the law ‘pending further study’.

Beijing has moved to tackle the scam issue, issuing warrants for Chinese fugitives believed to be at the heart of the multibillion-dollar fraud industry.

Proposed changes to the regulation of alternative investment funds in the UK are “eminently sensible”, according to one legal expert.

Malaysia and Indonesia have called for an immediate stop to the violence against Palestinians and more humanitarian efforts in Gaza.

Indonesia’s ruling party has picked an Islamic scholar as its VP candidate amid expectations of Jokowi’s eldest son entering the election race.

The UK’s deputy Pensions Ombudsman (DPO) has ordered a pension scheme trustee to pay over £730,000 back to the scheme, after finding multiple breaches of trust and many acts of maladministration.

Police claimed The West Papua Liberation Army (TPNPB) separatist group led by Egianus Kogoya was behind the shootings.

Malaysia has long supported the Palestinian cause, advocating a two-state solution to the decades-old conflict and even hosting Hamas leaders.