The Philippines is considering filing a case against China over alleged dead corals in the South China Sea, saying it has enough evidence of the ecological damage.
How to share data outside of your organisation
In today’s interconnected digital landscape, the ability to share data effectively can make the difference between thriving in the data-driven era or falling behind.
India-Canada row: tit-for-tat moves over killing of Sikh separatist could derail long-term ties
The row between India and Canada over the killing of a Sikh separatist has been simmering for some time, according to analysts.
Indonesia election 2024: Jokowi accused of ‘abuse of power’ after he claims to spy on political parties
The Indonesian president says he knows the inner workings of political parties because intelligence reports are his “daily breakfast”.
Germany mandates switch to heating via renewables with Building Energy Act amendment
New buildings in Germany will need to have heating systems powered predominantly by renewable energy, under an amendment to the Building Energy Act passed recently.
Former Thai leader Thaksin faces early release in February on parole
The Thai king had commuted Thaksin’s eight-year sentence to a year, but he could be released sooner on parole for prisoners older than 70 or those who are ill.
Indonesia urged to study feasibility of extending China-backed rail line as Japan mulls exit
Indonesia plans to give China the project to extend the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway line to Surabaya.
How severe is the impact on Chinese EV makers after EU launches an anti-subsidy investigation
Chinese electric vehicle builders hit a roadblock after the European Commission launched an anti-subsidy investigation last week, which is likely to affect annual exports of more than 2 million battery-powered vehicles projected to be sold in the continent by 2030.
Malaysians protest to demand reinstatement of graft charges against Ahmad Zahid: ‘justice for all’
The protest comes amid public outrage over what has been described as a betrayal of PM Anwar Ibrahim’s reform promises and anti-corruption pledge.
Singapore’s US$1.3 billion money laundering case: what we know so far
Read on for more about the suspects and their millions in seized assets, the effect of the scandal on Singapore’s reputation and what the government has to say about it all.