Asian Legal Review

Businesses should be required to notify major corporate transactions they are exploring to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) before they complete those deals, the chair of the regulator has said.

Employers that sponsor foreign workers to work in the UK need to be prepared to report changes to where those workers work to the UK authorities within 10 working days, an immigration expert has said.

Law makers have reached a provisional deal on legislative measures designed to boost production of semiconductors within the EU.

The UK government’s revised draft national policy statement for national networks (NNNPS) in England contains a delicate but definite shift in emphasis for land use policy.

The closed-door talks this week between business delegates from Australia and China gave both sides a chance to ‘reconnect’ during a visit by Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan.

The European Parliament has adopted a package of reforms to the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS), including phasing out of free allowances for the industry.

China’s strength in Southeast Asia lay in its diplomatic and economic relations, while the US was stronger in defence networks and cultural influences.

The member of boy band Astro was found unresponsive in his apartment in Seoul’s upscale Gangnam neighbourhood.

China should not allow its fishermen to enter Philippine EEZ without permission, to harass or block Philippine fishermen from fishing there or to try to intimidate other claimants. But in territories claimed by Beijing and Manila, both have a right to be there.

New planning policy governing the development of ‘nationally significant’ water resources infrastructure in England has been finalised.