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The Philippines’ decision not to rejoin the International Criminal Court sets a precedent for other countries to leave multilateral institutions whenever state leaders feel intimidated or uncomfortable.

Aggressive local competition and rising geopolitical risk make the contract electronics manufacturing giant’s China dependency more precarious than ever.

Sri Lanka — with its strategic location at the crossroads of busy shipping routes — has become an arena of geopolitical rivalry and maritime competition between India and China.

Political forces supporting a constitutional revision have won two-thirds of seats in the upper house of the parliament.

More than a quarter million children have been displaced by junta attacks, hundreds have been killed or maimed, and more than 1,400 arbitrarily detained, said the UN special rapporteur.

Australians could be charged more for their mobile internet if a proposed partnership between Telstra and TPG is approved by the consumer watchdog.

TPG Capital, private equity, has agreed to acquire Convey Health Solutions Holdings Inc (NYSE:CNVY) for $10.50 per share in cash, representing an enterprise value of approximately $1.1 billion. The purchase price represents approximately 99% over Convey's 30-day volume-weighted average price per share as of June 17 and a premium of approximately 143% to…

Convey Health Solutions Holdings Inc (NYSE: CNVY) shares are trading higher by 138.45% to $10.30 after the company announced it will be taken private by TPG.

Survivors of martial law in the Philippines gathered in the wake of the restoration of the Marcos family to power. They fear a return of the worst abuses from the era.

Over the past 3 months, 10 analysts have published their opinion on TPG (NASDAQ:TPG) stock. These analysts are typically employed by large Wall Street banks and tasked with understanding a company's business to predict how a stock will trade over the upcoming year.

The opposition alleged a number of polling stations restricted access to onlookers, closing the doors and windows of stations from scrutiny. A party described the election as the “worst in history.”