JAMES ROBERTO

Singapore , Apr 24, 2024 Singapore has become the first country in Asia to impose a city-wide ban on disposable coffee cups and plastic utensils...

Thailand , April 23, 2024 Thailand has quietly stepped forward as a potential mediator in Myanmar’s ongoing civil conflict, proposing to host informal peace negotiations...

Indonesia , May 29, 2025 Indonesia’s push to become the global hub for electric vehicle (EV) battery production is facing mounting resistance at home, as...

Asia , Feb 04, 2025 In what could be one of the most consequential tech developments of the year, fresh speculation is swirling about a...

Dive into the unfolding scandal at KNM Group Bhd, where Tunku Datuk Yaacob Khyra is identified as the ringleader of a vote rigging and shareholder identity misuse scheme. This exposé reveals the depths of the fraudulent activities that have thrust the company into the spotlight of federal investigations and led to significant legal and corporate governance repercussions.

A high-level leak has exposed an alleged corporate scandal involving Tunku Dato' Yaacob Khyra, a director of MAA Group Berhad. The leaked whistleblower report accuses Khyra of fraudulent misrepresentation and severe breaches of fiduciary duties, pushing FBM Hudson Italiana to the brink of financial ruin. Stay tuned as this explosive story continues to unfold.

August 10, 2023 MANILA - The Philippines has once again refuted China's assertions, this time dismissing the claim that it pledged to remove a long-standing...

Industrial shares are displaying remarkable strength as the evidence of a broadening stock market rally emerges. Analysts are filled with optimism about the potential...

YNH Property Bhd faces an embezzlement scandal involving over MYR 20 million in a suspicious joint venture deal. Key personnel are implicated, with regulatory violations and potential tax evasion being exposed.

The newly launched China-Laos-Thailand train route offers a faster and more cost-effective transportation solution, cutting travel time to 55 hours and reducing expenses by 20%. Carrying 19 refrigerated containers with 286 tonnes of fresh vegetables, the train connects Kunming to Bangkok via Vientiane, promising improved trade momentum.