Asian Legal Review

Owned by leading film stars, vanity vans are used as retreats during long shooting schedules. They function as a home away from home, where stars relax, workout, conduct business meetings or even host parties.

China’s experience could offer lessons but Hanoi remains wary of involving Chinese investors in projects deemed crucial to national security.

An Indonesian warship intercepted the Singapore-flagged MV Mathu Bhum as it headed for Malaysia carrying material that is temporarily prohibited for export, Navy said.

Co-founders of the two-year-old start-up Amili have developed five probiotics supplements based on their studies of what Asian guts lack.

Vietnam’s government plans to double its installed power generation capacity to 146 gigawatts (GW) by 2030, according to press reports.

China’s rapid transition from an insular, ailing planned economy to global economic powerhouse is one of the great economic success stories of our age.

The regulation of the UK energy market is undergoing a number of changes in a bid to ensure energy resilience and set the market up better for the transition to net zero.

Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi’s trip comes in wake of deal that will reportedly allow Beijing to deploy forces and naval assets to the islands; also concerns about tactics Chinese police might use to maintain order.

The 2013 scandal, which saw stocks in three companies surge multiple times in the months before they slumped, battered investor confidence and led to a series of reforms to the city state’s stock trading rules.

Singapore’s new Payment Services Act will begin to apply from 28 January 2020, though a number of transitional arrangements are in place.