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Malaysia's Tourism Minister has warned MM2H Programme agents that holding a Malaysian licence does not exempt them from obeying local laws in countries where they operate, emphasising the need for transparent and orderly market development.
Rapidly constructed AI data centres in Memphis and Mississippi are creating environmental havoc in predominantly Black communities, with massive water consumption, air pollution, and noise complaints facing minimal regulatory oversight.
South Korean police raided Korea Airports Corp and the transport ministry on Tuesday as part of an expanding investigation into the Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people in December 2024.
A passenger ferry fire off East Java that killed at least five people has intensified scrutiny of Indonesia's maritime safety systems, with regulators and industry groups questioning whether oversight mechanisms adequately protect the hundreds of thousands who travel by sea annually.
A Singapore corporate services provider has been sentenced to 32 weeks in jail for fabricating financial statements and forged documents to assist foreign nationals involved in the city-state's largest money laundering case worth S$3 billion.