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Casey also touched on corruption and the violation on labour rights especially foreign labours.

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Washington's approach changes dramatically with the initial meeting between US and Russian negotiators.

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Liew Chin Tong says the restrictions would not affect the development of the domestic data centre ecosystem as a whole.

A court cannot decide that the parliament or the government must take any specific action, the Supreme Court says.