Asian Legal Review

Australian PM Anthony Albanese wants Vietnam to be one of his country’s ‘top tier’ partners as Canberra seeks to diversify away from China.

The couple, both doctors at the same hospital, both have thalassaemia, a hereditary blood disorder that can result in anaemia and require regular blood transfusions.

Digital transformation is unavoidable for financial services firms wishing to remain competitive.

Asia has faced the brunt of fluctuating oil supplies following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. And with few alternatives, Asian nations may have to bolster renewable energy development, observers said.

The city state’s flag carrier will become one of the first major international airlines worldwide to offer free, unlimited Wi-fi to all passengers in all classes from July 1.

Companies established in other EU member states can convert to an Irish registered entity and merge with Irish companies with ease and more certainty, as Ireland has transposed a new EU directive into law to enhance cross-border mobility within the single market.

Vietnam’s government has approved a much-anticipated energy plan, but experts wonder how it will be implemented given it needs billions of dollars in vital funding.

The Philippines hopes to achieve broad economic success by addressing demographic issues, and is making family planning one of its biggest budget priorities this year.

From 2017 to 2021, there were more than 100,000 train-related deaths in India, according to a 2022 report published by the National Crime Records Bureau.

Su-Lin Tan checks out the rental scene in Singapore and discovers glossy photos on co-living websites do not always match expectations.