Establishment lawmakers were already discussing which policies they could fast-track, while the pro-democracy camp pondered its next move.
Taiwan Signs Agreement With Companies in USA, Japan, and Southeast Asia to Champion AI for Business
Leaders from government and business organizations gathered at Taipei’s Huashan 1914 Creative Park to participate in the signing of an MOU between Taiwan and companies in USA, Japan, Singapore, and …
10 Richest Countries in the World
Ireland is the ninth wealthiest country in the world and the fourth wealthiest in Europe, with a GNI per capita just over $65,000. Ireland is one of the most trade dependent countries in the world. In …
Despite pandemic, cargo firms in Oman hope to do more business
Cargo companies operating in Oman and the rest of the world are hopeful of increased business despite the pandemic. While production of and demand for goods slowed dramatically during the early months …
Azerbaijan launches new e-platform to improve entrepreneurs’ skills, knowledge
The site will inform SMEs about the support and services needed to improve their skills and knowledge. The site provides information about SME Development Centers in various cities and districts of …
Russia’s Peace Imposed on Armenia-Azerbaijan Bloodshed
Russian agreement may succeed in finally ending the war, but it does not resolve issues at the core of the conflict.
A Family Savors the Best of Island Life in Sri Lanka
Glenn and Fiona Howard had visited Sri Lanka many times on vacation, always enjoying its rich culture, friendly people, and …
Sri Lanka’s INIVOS partners UK’s Muzulu to offer full-scope Enterprise solutions
INIVOS Consulting, the fully fledged Sri Lankan Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions provider announced its partnership with Muzulu, the UK based provider of industry leading ERP business …
COVID-19: Impact on Mergers and Acquisitions in Malaysia
It is too early to tell whether the M&A outlook in Malaysia is still as bright as analysed before the outbreak. Around the world, there are deals that have been aborted due to the outbreak of COVID-19 …
Pakistan in talks with Tethyan Copper to resolve $5.8 bln dispute -sources
Pakistan is in talks with Tethyan Copper to settle a $5.8 billion dispute around the Reko Diq copper project, two senior Pakistani officials told Reuters on Thursday.