The Philippines is about to get a “mega-hotel” with the opening this year of the Grand Westside Hotel. The property located inside tycoon Andrew Tan’s Westside City township in Parañaque’s …
China property stocks tumble on renewed debt fears
Liquidity remains a concern for embattled Chinese property developers, which are struggling to emerge from a debt crackdown that started two years ago.
It’s time Hong Kong landlords woke up from their illusions
Readers discuss the likelihood of a property market correction, and how hard it is for a non-local to rent a flat Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news? Share your views …
Brunei launches new retirement plan to ensure national well-being
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Xinhua): Brunei’s Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah said on Saturday that the sultanate had started implementing the National Retirement Scheme (SPK). He made the announcement in a …
“Black July” One of the darkest days in Sri Lanka’s history
Today (23) is a day that brings back the memories of one of the darkest days in Sri Lankan History. Today (23) marks 40 years – Get the latest breaking news and top stories from Sri Lanka, the latest …
Sri Lanka and the Road to Mediocrity
Domestic Debt Optimization (DDO) has been cannibalizing the commentary in recent weeks but I invite the reader to zoom out of this specific aspect of the recovery to focus on the big picture. The …
26 Dead, Over 40 Missing, 604 Houses Damaged In Flash Floods In Central Afghanistan
Afghanistan Flash Flood: 604 houses have been fully or partially damaged and hundreds of acres of agricultural land and orchards destroyed in Jalrez, as per the Taliban Government.
Christian Property in Iraq Threatened By Presidential Decision
“However, the president’s decision strips the Chaldean leader — the Patriarch — of the right to administer church assets, which are the target of Ryan ‘the Chaldean’ and his Babylonian Brigades. ‘It …
Iran’s morality police return in a new campaign to impose Islamic dress on women
Authorities insisted throughout the crisis that the rules had not changed. Iran’s clerical rulers view the hijab as a key pillar of the Islamic revolution that brought them to power, and consider …
Q&A: Moolenaar talks China competition, electric vehicles and Taiwan
The Republican representative from Caledonia serves on the House’s bipartisan China committee, which is evaluating risks posed by the superpower.