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Sudan’s Regional Entanglements: How Competing Powers Have Complicated the Conflict 

Sudan’s Regional Entanglements: How Competing Powers Have Complicated the Conflict 

Sudan's civil war has increasingly turned into a confrontation between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The escalation of the conflict has turned Sudan into a complex region for a

Will Andy Burnham Make the UK Better for Workers? 5 Employment Changes to Watch 

Will Andy Burnham Make the UK Better for Workers? 5 Employment Changes to Watch 

Andy Burnham could be the next Prime Minister of the UK, and now workers around the country are wondering what this means for their rights, contracts and paychecks. Burnham's reputation in Downing Street is pro-worker,

How Malaysian White-Collar Professionals Can Successfully Pivot to Remote Freelancing?

How Malaysian White-Collar Professionals Can Successfully Pivot to Remote Freelancing?

Due to the job cuts and corporate restructuring in many companies throughout Malaysia, it has become an alternative career option for many to look at freelancing work overseas.  Rather than make concessions for a full-time

France’s Right to Disconnect Law: After-Hours Work Rules and Employee Protections Explained

France’s Right to Disconnect Law: After-Hours Work Rules and Employee Protections Explained

Emails, messaging apps and mobile phones have boosted workplace productivity, but have also blurred the line between work and personal time. As a consequence, digital fatigue, mental well-being and work-life balance are becoming more and

ISRO Resignation Rules Explained: Can Scientists Still Quit for Private Space Jobs? 

ISRO Resignation Rules Explained: Can Scientists Still Quit for Private Space Jobs? 

Yes – ISRO scientists are still human beings who can quit — but it has become a lot tougher. The Department of Space has tightened ISRO resignation rules with the approval of the chairperson for

Japan’s “Corporate Machismo” Return: Is Japan Overtime Culture Becoming a Career Requirement Again? 

Japan’s “Corporate Machismo” Return: Is Japan Overtime Culture Becoming a Career Requirement Again? 

Overtime culture is making a comeback in Japan, and it's being done with a fresh twist - this time, it's the young that are leading the way. However, as of 2026, there is a noticeable

Best Franchise Opportunities for Sales Professionals in 2026 

Best Franchise Opportunities for Sales Professionals in 2026 

If you've been working in the business for years, closing deals and handling pipelines, you already have the most difficult skill in business: selling. The strongest franchise prospects for those with sales experience are those

How to Navigate the MYFutureJobs Platform to Secure a New Corporate Role Quickly in Malaysia?

How to Navigate the MYFutureJobs Platform to Secure a New Corporate Role Quickly in Malaysia?

MYFutureJobs is one of the most significant job portals in Malaysia for job seekers and employers alike. Managed by the SOCSO/ PERKESO, it is not just about posting a vacancy but matches candidates with employers

Saudi Arabia’s Deals With the Houthis: Did Years of Concessions Reshape Yemen’s Balance of Power? 

Saudi Arabia’s Deals With the Houthis: Did Years of Concessions Reshape Yemen’s Balance of Power? 

Yemen's conflict has not only been characterised by military fighting, but has also seen a series of negotiations, ceasefires and political understandings between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia for over 10 years. What started out

Indonesia Domestic Worker Protection Law: New Employment Rights, Legal Safeguards and Worker Benefits Explained

Indonesia Domestic Worker Protection Law: New Employment Rights, Legal Safeguards and Worker Benefits Explained

In Indonesia, a landmark Domestic Worker Protection Law has been enacted, which officially recognises some 4.2 million domestic workers as employees under the country’s labour framework. The law is among the most comprehensive labour reforms