Asian Legal Review

Indonesia’s ‘significant’ statement on the territorial dispute indicates it sees China as a security threat, analysts say, but it is not a sign of a ‘nascent alliance’ with the US.

A recent ruling highlights how online marketplaces can be held liable for copyright infringement – even where the works in question have been uploaded by others, an expert has said.

‘These in situ measurements confirm the presence of sulphur in the region unambiguously, something that was not feasible [before]’, India’s space agency said.

Sanit Dokmai, who also tried to take his own life, has been charged with premeditated murder after the bodies of his wife and children were found in a Bangkok suburb.

A recent reprimand issued to Airbnb by Ireland’s data protection authority can help other businesses comply with rules on data minimisation and retention in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and avoid ‘purpose creep’, an expert has said.

Thaksin Shinawatra returned to Thailand last week after 15 years of self-imposed exile and was immediately sent to prison, but was transferred to a hospital just hours after he began serving an eight-year sentence.

But the amount is a blip compared to the US$260 billion that PM Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia needs to invest by 2050 for its energy transition master plan.

The teacher at a state junior school in East Java has been suspended and the headmaster has apologised.

Studying the barnacles on a piece of plane debris could help investigators finally figure out where the ill-fated flight crashed.

Japanese businesses and groups, ranging from a concert hall in Tokyo to an aquarium in northern Iwate, received so many calls from Chinese speakers that they had difficulty conducting normal operations.