On a monthly level, revenues for February fell by 2 per cent compared with the same month last year, amounting to JD21.7 million …
PROPERTY LAWS IN CAMBODIA
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“Bacha Bazi” or “boy toy” – The barbaric custom of child abuse in Afghanistan
The customary sexual – and not only – abuse of young boys in Afghanistan – Children as young as 10 years old are dressed in women’s clothes and turned into sex slaves for the country’s elite …
Korea to revamp inheritance tax for 1st time in 75 years
Individual shares to be taxed separately, ending decadesold estate-based system South Korea is planning to overhaul its inheritance tax system in 2028, shifting from a tax on entire estates to a levy …
Thailand Orders Probe Into $76 Billion Fund’s Property Deal
Thailand will probe allegations of irregularities in a $200 million property purchase by the state agency that manages social security contributions of about 25 million workers.
Pakistan Ranks Fifth Among Top Property Buyers in Dubai
Pakistani investors are making a strong impact on Dubai’s real estate sector, moving up to fifth place among top foreign buyers, according to a report by …
Dusit to oversee luxury property in Indonesia’s Labuan Bajo
Thailand-based hospitality chain Dusit International is expanding into Indonesia through a hotel management agreement with PT Komodo Property Management to oversee the Kaliwatu Residences-Dusit …
Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs: What it means for NRIs investing in Indian property
Trump’s broader protectionist stance could make it harder for NRIs to invest in the US real estate, leading them to reassess their global investment strategies.
Sexual abuse should no longer be tolerated in Timor-Leste
Reports, including those from UNICEF, indicate that sexual abuse cases in Timor-Leste are under-reported due to entrenched cultural and societal factors. The country has a patriarchal society where …
Georgia budget proposes spending more on poor students for the first time
ATLANTA — Georgia could allocate extra money to educate poor public school students for the first time under a House budget approved on an 171-4 vote Tuesday. However, the $28 million proposed is far …