The 51-page report, “‘Are you Alawi?’ Identity-Based Killings During Syria’s Transition,” documents widespread abuses by government forces, government-aligned armed groups, and armed volunteers, ... ( read original story ...)
Global real estate agency CBRE holds seminar on U.S. site selection for Korean firms
The American Chamber of Commerce in Korea and CBRE Group’s Korea Desk North America co-hosted a seminar on U.S. site selection for Korean companies, drawing more than 200 domestic and foreign ... ( read original story ...)
Philippines’ 1st Home GPT, AI-powered concierge launched
An AI-powered concierge designed to make entire home journeys simple, safe, and seamless was recently launched in the Philippines. ( read original story ...)
Indonesia’s Pertamina says fuel retailer Vivo agrees to purchase gasoline
Indonesia state energy firm Pertamina said fuel retailer Vivo Energy Indonesia (Vivo) has agreed to buy 40,000 barrels of gasoline, out of the 100,000 barrel cargo Pertamina has imported, to help ...
‘Snapback’: What sanctions will be reimposed on Iran?
A raft of UN sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, lifted under a landmark 2015 deal, will go back into force at the end of Saturday -- barring a diplomatic breakthrough, thought to be unlikely.
Vietnam Bank Account Purge Boosts Bitcoin Appeal
Vietnam’s biometric purge of 86 million bank accounts raises concerns over centralized banking and fuels Bitcoin interest.
Vietnam Bank Account Purge Boosts Bitcoin Appeal
Vietnam’s biometric purge of 86 million bank accounts raises concerns over centralized banking and fuels Bitcoin interest.
UOA Expands Footprint in Vietnam with $68 Million Ho Chi Minh City Deal
UOA's portfolio in Vietnam consists of Grade A office buildings in the Phu My Hung urban area, including Millennial Tower and UOA Tower.
UOA Expands Footprint in Vietnam with $68 Million Ho Chi Minh City Deal
UOA's portfolio in Vietnam consists of Grade A office buildings in the Phu My Hung urban area, including Millennial Tower and UOA Tower.
Vietnam’s development model is running out of road
Behind the economic boom, credit-fuelled and export-led growth is losing steam — Vietnam faces macroeconomic instability now and a development trap ahead.