President Biden denied reports that the U.S. and South Korea were engaged in nuclear weapons management talks, something South Korea insisted was a miscommunication.
Kim Jong Un: North Korea must ‘overwhelmingly beef up’ military, nuclear arsenal
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un announced on New Years Day that he would be seeking to ‘overwhelmingly beef up’ the nation’s military capabilities.
New government in Nepal and partnership with India: Legacy and opportunities
India and Nepal share strong religious cultural socio-economic and political ties that go back centuries The two countries not only share open borders but th …
Turkey’s inflation slows most in December in a boost to Erdogan
Facing crucial elections in spring, the Turkish government is trying to take credit for curbing inflation, even though the steep decline in the annual rate owes mostly to a favorable base effect.
Confiscate property of those involved in drug peddling: Punjab CM to officials
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday directed officials to confiscate the property of those involved in drug peddling. Chairing a meeting here to review the law and order situation, the …
Year in Review: China’s Property Market at a Turning Point
For 20 years, the real estate sector was a major driver of China’s economic growth. But in 2022 it became a drag amid an unprecedented crisis in credit, confidence and liquidity. In the first three …
China’s holiday home sales rise 27.1% y/y – private survey
Chinese new-home sales rose more than 20% year-on-year over the three-day New Year holiday starting from Dec. 31, due to promotions, support policies taking effect and the gradual release of pent-up …
China’s COVID-19 Surge Is Spreading — With Good and Very Bad News for the World Economy
With both public health and economic conditions rapidly worsening in China, the US Federal Reserve must remain nimble to sudden potential downturns abroad.
Cyprus property market faces significant challenges in 2023
Council for Registration of Real Estate Agents president Marinos Kineyirou said that the organisation took significant steps to address critical issues concerning both real estate agents and the …
Mongolia Advances to Prevent Crimes and Offenses against Cultural Property
In addition, Mongolia is planning to accede to the two (1954 and 1999) Protocols of the UNESCO 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in Armed Conflict.� Being a global …