Hong Kong well-poised to become global arbitration hub: Carrie Lam
Lam also said the city has a mature and well-developed legal system and legal infrastructure.
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M’sia unable to regulate online streaming platforms: Communications Minister
"Our laws are only for companies that are registered in our country and for global internet services, we still do not have a mechanism," said the minister.
Duterte’s chosen successor exits Philippines presidential race
He said that his family is against his move to vie for the presidency.
Coats and cash donated to Phnom Penh’s cyclo-drivers
With a cold weather front approaching in the next few days, the Phnom Penh Municipal Administration on Nov 28 distributed blankets, coats and cash to 300 cyclo-drivers.
More than four out of five Malaysian students back in school for lessons
Schools were shut nationwide early May this year after Covid-19 was detected among several students.
More than 1,700 Malaysian govt doctors resigned over last four years
Deputy Health Minister Datuk Dr Noor Azmi Ghazali said a total of 281 doctors resigned between July and November this year.
Malaysia liquor sale ban: Shahidan to make announcement in Parliament
Initially set to be enforced on Oct 1 this year, the ban was postponed for a month to finalise the guidelines.
Low pressure area spotted off Mindanao, may intensify into tropical cyclone
Metro Manila and the rest of the country will have partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rain showers and thunderstorms.
Chinese military urged to strengthen recruitment and training of top talent: Xi Jinping
Xi also ordered the military to make major strides in human resources modernization and big breakthroughs in training key professionals.
Fake Indian rupees from Pakistan to India: Bangladesh a stopover
The syndicate use different border points of Bangladesh to smuggle the currency, said police.