Hong Kong has expanded its national security law which gives police the power to demand access to your phone and data. Refusal could mean jail time. Critics warn of a major crackdown on civil liberties, while authorities call it essential for stability. What does this mean for freedom in the city?


Hong Kong’s New Law: Share Passwords or Face Jail

A landmine blast sparks fierce fighting on the Thai–Cambodia border, killing soldiers and ending months of fragile peace. With both sides trading blame, the Trump-brokered deal lies in ruins and Southeast Asia braces for what comes next.

Deadly Thai–Cambodia Clash Shatters Fragile Ceasefire

Thailand has implemented stricter alcohol regulations, imposing fines on consumers drinking during restricted hours or in prohibited locations, effective November 8. The updated Alcoholic Beverage Control Act expands enforcement to include buyers, with potential fines of 10,000 baht. New advertising rules also ban celebrity endorsements, raising concerns for the restaurant industry and foreign tourists.


Thailand enforces stricter alcohol laws with fines of $300 to control daytime drinking 

Just ahead of the June 3rd presidential election, the country's fast changing political landscape is keeping the voters guessing amid a slew of legal challenges, resignations, and also emerging candidates. Watch in for more details!

South Korea Snap Elections: Yoon's party yet to announce candidate

South Korea’s corruption watchdog seeks a new arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol, intensifying legal challenges amid ongoing investigations into alleged misconduct.

South Korea court re-issues arrest warrant against Yoon Suk Yeol

South Korea's presidential security chief resists efforts to arrest him, despite a looming deadline for his detention.

South Korea's Presidential security chief defies Yoon's arrest bid as deadline approaches

A South Korean court has issued an arrest warrant for impeached and suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol as law enforcement officials seek to detain him over his declaration of martial law, which lasted just about six hours. Watch in for more details!

South Korea; Jan 6 Deadline For Arrest Warrant Against Yoon Suk Yeol

This move aims to manage improper waste disposal, which has terrorised the city with rubbish lathered everywhere with crows attracted to it, according to the Fukushima Waste Reduction Promotion Division.



Japan to set a new standard with stricter 'rubbish' rules by March 2025

In March 2025, Fukushima City, which is known for its stern 'rubbish' rules, is set to implement stricter waste disposal rules and regulations. As per the new rules, people and businesses who do not adhere to the new waste sorting and disposal rules might get their names posted online.

In a significant development, South Korean Prime Minister Han took charge as the country's interim president following an unexpected political shift. In his address, Han emphasized the need for stronger military ties with the United States to ensure national security and regional stability.

South Korea: PM Han Took Charge As Interim President, Calls For Military Bolster Ties With US

In a significant development, South Korean Prime Minister Han took charge as the country's interim president following an unexpected political shift. In his address, Han emphasized the need for stronger military ties with the United States to ensure national security and regional stability. 



South Korea's President Yoon faces a second impeachment vote as political tensions escalate.

South Korea: President Yoon Faces Second Impeachment Vote

South Korean President Yoon Seok-youl is facing a second impeachment vote following controversy over his martial law decree. Opponents argue the decree undermines democratic principles, while his supporters defend it as a necessary measure for national security. The upcoming vote will have significant implications for Yoon's presidency and the country’s political future.

South Korea's President Yoon Faces Second Impeachment Vote Over Controversial Martial Law Decree

South Korea Prez Yoon Suk Yeol Imposes Martial Law, Then Reverses It: What's Next? Watch here to learn more!

South Korea Prez Yoon Suk Yeol Imposes Martial Law, Then Reverses It: What's Next?

With Georgia Maloney at the helm Italy now has one of the most openly anti-abortion State policies throughout Europe. Watch this video for more details!

Abortion in Italy is legal but is it accessible? And at what cost?

Uttarakhand may soon have a Uniform Civil Code. The Uttarakhand Cabinet has approved the final draft of the Uniform Civil Code. The 800-page report was submitted by a high-level government-appointed committee. The committee, however, recommended to exempt tribal communities from the purview of the legislation. What is the Uniform Civil Code?

UCC final draft to be tabled in Uttarakhand assembly

India's central government is planning to replace the outdated criminal laws. The government has greenlit the introduction of criminal law amendment bills.

What's Modi government's stance on adultery as India eyes criminal law reforms?

The war between Israel and Hamas since the sudden cross-border attack launched by the terrorists on October 7 has led to a large civilian death toll. The war and the humanitarian losses come under a complex international system of justice which has emerged since World War II.

Explained | What kind of war crime laws apply to the Israel-Hamas conflict?

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s oldest daughter Maria Vorontsova recently criticised the patient care laws which was adopted in her father’s regime. Vorontsova was appointed to the board of the Moscow Society of Medical Genetics, reported the independent news outlet Mozhem Obyasnit on Monday (Nov 13).

Vladimir Putin’s daughter criticises laws adopted during father’s regime

There's a political dimension to this trip in addition to the economic says Stephen Golub. Profits and jobs on both sides could benefit from improved economic relations with the restoration of better economic relations.

China's anti-espionage law remains concern for Biden administration

Pakistan President Arif Alvi, on Sunday (August 20), denied claims that he signed two pieces of legislation to become acts of parliament as he “disagreed with these laws”.

Pakistan Prez Alvi denies claims of approving change in army acts, secret laws; govt expresses 'grave concern'

Former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn who fled Japan and filed a lawsuit against the carmaker in Lebanon. The international fugitive is currently in Beirut as he faces arrest in japan. But this story is about his $1 billion claims on charges that he was wrongly prosecuted.

Nissan vs former CEO: A billion-dollar lawsuit

A Finnish millionaire was slapped with a $130,000 fine—apparently the world’s highest ever—for driving 30 km/h (18.6mph) over the speed limit in the country, where fines are issued in proportion to income.

Millionaire fined a record $130,000 for speeding in Finland, where penalties are based on income

Chile’s lithium industry is at a crossroads. Chile's President Gabriel Boric announced to nationalise the country's lithium industry. The step is taken to boost its economy and protect its environment. From industry super giants, the reign would now be in the hands of a separate state-owned company.

Why is Chile planning to nationalise its vast lithium industry?

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