Premier André Ebanks said Cayman will stick with a beneficial ownership register open only to those with a legitimate interest.

The authorisation was passed unanimously and announced by parliament speaker Han Kuo-yu. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Concerns over cooking gas supply are beginning to affect daily life across several sectors, with restaurants, hostels and some companies reporting disruptions in kitchens and food services. Top ...

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says the government is rushing its hate crimes bill through without dealing with concerns from faith groups and civil society organizations.

Committee calls for action on funding and protection for journalists as fears grow that viewer trust is being lost to Russia and China.

A 'due diligence' report drawn up for the Prime Minister warned Lord Mandelson had 'links to Russia and China' and was seen as 'an advocate' for cosying up to Beijing.

Speaker Major (Retd.) Hafiz Uddin Ahmed announced a 20-minute break in the 13th National Parliament for the Zuhr (noon) ...

Britain's 700-year-old tradition of hereditary peers in Parliament ends as lawmakers vote to remove aristocrats, marking a historic shift towards a more modern system.

The back and forth on Taiwan’s defence spending has provoked concern in the US. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has issued a scathing report into the state of the World Service is losing out to propaganda outlets ...

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has berated ministers, including chief whip Jonathan Reynolds, for “unacceptable” behaviour during a vote in Parliament. MPs were accused of “pretending to be ill” ...

Some MPs suggested that audit findings should include clear punitive recommendations based on existing laws so that investigative bodies can take action without waiting for lengthy ...