Demand in China’s commercial real estate market will pick up in mid-2023 as part of a larger reopening of the country and subsequent economic revival, property analysts predict.
China eased Covid rules to spur economic growth, but US companies still plot manufacturing shifts
Beijing’s dramatic policy shift does little to deter foreign corporations from looking to diversify their production beyond the world’s No 2 economy ‘They want out of China because they do not believe …
Up-and-coming estates in Singapore for future property investments
When selling your property, the location of your next home is an important consideration. You might be looking at finding a home in an area that’s great for property investment. We’ve compiled a list …
Israel can’t win against this weapon
Groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad know a gift when they see one. The laws of war, an albatross around the neck of a conscientious IDF, are for non-state actors a dandy lever. The more civilians get …
Dubai real estate sector braced for 2023 growth
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Russian Peacekeepers’ Supply Vehicles Pass Freely Through Azerbaijan’s Lachin-Khankandi Road
By trend Two supply vehicles of Russian peacekeepers [temporarily stationed in Azerbaijan following the trilateral sta …
Cambodia’s construction sector attracts 2.63 bln USD investment in 11 months of 2022
Cambodia had granted licenses to 3,827 construction projects with a total investment of 2.63 billion U.S. dollars in the first 11 months of 2022, according to a Ministry of Land Management, Urban …
Why Cambodia can be the next Asian Tiger?
For many serious observers, Cambodia is a dark horse with unprecedented potential to turn into the next big thing in Southeast Asia.
Usury victims stage protest
Usury victims staged a demonstration in Saptari district headquarters, Rajbiraj, today, seeking action against the person responsible for their plight.
‘Our way of life is dead’: Military evictions ravage communities
Forced evictions, without compensation and with little or no notice, have ramped up in recent months in Myanmar and left tens of thousands of people destitute.