TheStreet Roundtable’s Mehab Qureshi travels across Bhutan to see if it’s possible to survive a full week using only crypto.
Global Banking And Finance: Yerkin Tatishev And Kusto Group Drive Wendy’s Expansion In Uzbekistan
In a significant milestone for the fast food industry in Central Asia, Kusto Group , under the leadership of Yerkin Tatishev , has opened a new Wendy ...
Thailand poised to pass first climate change law to tackle worsening disasters
Thailand is set to approve its first-ever climate change legislation, designed to tackle the growing environmental crisis and promote sustainable development across the nation.
For Shi’ite Pilgrims in Iraq’s Deserts, Suffering Strengthens Faith
Kareem begins at the furthest possible starting point, at Ras al-Bisha in southern Iraq. He stands in the sands of the Persian Gulf before setting off north towards his goal, the holy city of Karbala, ...
Iraq announces nationwide power outage amid ‘record’ heat
Power was out across Iraq on Monday as scorching summer temperatures pushed electricity grid demand to unprecedented levels, authorities said. To avoid outages during peak demand, Iraq would need to ...
Is China Moving Into Position To Take Over Iraq’s Key Oil Project From The West?
CNPC-linked CPECC has secured a major $2.5B contract tied to the CSSP, raising questions about China’s long-term takeover ambitions.
Iraq security deal with Iran sparks tension with US
A security agreement between Iran and Iraq has faced backlash from Washington, which for years has opposed Tehran's close ties with Baghdad.The deal comes as Ali Larijani, head of Iran's Supreme ...
Iran’s defense chief in Iraq to discuss an ‘important security agreement’
Iran's top defense official has visited Iraq to discuss a new security agreement between the two countries. Details of the agreement remain unclear.
Fears of starvation in Myanmar as UN warns of ‘disaster’
The World Food Programme makes an urgent appeal for more donations to avoid a "full-blown disaster".
Thailand economy likely lost steam in second quarter on weak domestic demand: Reuters poll
Thailand's economic growth likely slowed in the second quarter as weak household consumption offset gains from strong exports, according to a Reuters poll of economists. Southeast Asia's ...