The Taliban’s sudden return to power has renewed cultural preservation experts’ fears for the preservation of Afghanistan’s rich cultural heritage. ( read original story ...)
How Difficult Is It to Be a Christian in Turkey? What You Need to Know
Turkey’s status as a place difficult to be Christian has ... religious groups of various creeds face restrictions on their rights to own and maintain property, to train clergy, and to offer religious ... ( read original story ...)
New land law can spur Vietnam to become a high-income country
HANOI: The amended Land Law which was passed at the 15th National Assembly’s fifth extraordinary session in mid-January is expected to provide a firm legal framework to enhance land management ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnam sees remarkable surge in ‘Make in Vietnam’ creations
The Intellectual Property Office of Vietnam (IPO) at the Ministry of Science and Technology received over 156,000 applications in 2023 seeking various industrial property right protections, ... ( read original story ...)
IPS 2024 to showcase Pakistan’s real estate prowess in Dubai
Dubai, UAE: Pakistan's premier real estate developer, Defence Housing Authority (DHA), is set to make a significant mark on the International Property Show (IPS) 2024 at the Dubai World Trade Centre ... ( read original story ...)
Stocks in Asia slip as China property sector worries weigh
Asian shares fell on Tuesday, hurt by the court-ordered liquidation of property giant China Evergrande while rising geopolitical tensions propped up oil prices and kept a lid on risk appetite ahead of ( read original story ...)
Stock market today: Chinese stocks lead Asia’s gains, Evergrande faces liquidation
Asian markets opened the week on a positive note, with Chinese regulators announcing measures to support the country’s teetering stock markets while heavily indebted property developer China Evergrande was ordered to undergo liquidation. ( read original story ...)
Court orders liquidation of Chinese property giant Evergrande in landmark moment for industry
A Hong Kong court has ordered indebted property developer China Evergrande Group to liquidate in a landmark ruling that could send ripples across the country's financial system. Evergrande, once thought to be China’s largest real estate firm, ( read original story ...)
Why China’s great property bust threatens to backfire on the West
After years of turbulence, Chinese property giant Evergrande was hit with a winding-up order by a judge in Hong Kong on Monday, setting up a multibillion-dollar battle between Western creditors and Chinese authorities. ( read original story ...)
Dismantling Evergrande exposes Hong Kong-China gap
Taking apart Evergrande will expose a Hong Kong-China schism. The fate of the world’s most indebted property developer has been written on the wall for some time but a Hong Kong court on Monday finally granted the order to liquidate the company founded by Hui Ka Yan. ( read original story ...)