Dubai Land Department’s tokenised real estate sells out in 118 seconds, signalling surging investor demand and digital innovation in property. Dubai real estate breaks records: Tokenised property ... ( read original story ...)
Bank of Korea chief says excessive rate cuts could cause price upswing in property markets
South Korea's central bank governor said on Thursday "excessive" policy interest rate cuts could cause another round of price upswings in the property market and increase volatility in currency ... ( read original story ...)
Attack on Tagore’s ancestral home in Bangladesh was preplanned by Jamaat-e-Islami and Hefazat-e-Islam: BJP
A mob attacked and vandalised the ancestral home of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore in Bangladesh's Sirajganj district, according to local media reports. ( read original story ...)
Tokenized Intellectual Property: Protecting India’s Creative Works With Blockchain
Tokenized intellectual property is a means of passing the title of intellectual property rights over creative work into tokens stored and settled on a blockchain. ( read original story ...)
Oil surges 4% as US moves troops, Iran threatens retaliation
Oil prices surged as U.S. troop pullouts and Iran threats raised supply concerns, while falling inventories and trade optimism added to crude’s upward momentum.
Outlook for Vietnam’s banks in 2025 remains stable
The overall banking sector’s profitability in 2025 is forecast to improve slightly, with return on assets (ROA) increasing from 1.55% to 1.60%.
Holiday trap in Bangladesh: Businesses struggle as economic activity slows
Businesses in Bangladesh have fallen into a holiday trap, with economic activity slowing due to supply chain disruptions and bank closures during the extended 10-day Eid-ul-Azha holidays.
‘Complete erasure of Bengali Hindu identity’: Sanjeev Sanyal warns after Tagore site hit in Bangladesh
Tagore’s estate is not just a heritage site but a symbol of Bengali literary identity. Its desecration has reignited long-simmering concerns about cultural erasure in Bangladesh, particularly of Hindu ...
British PM Keir Starmer refuses to meet Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer refused to meet Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus, who is in London seeking UK support to recover billions of dollars allegedly siphoned off by the former ...
UK reaffirms support for Bangladesh’s initiatives to recover siphoned off money
Prof Yunus highlighted the interim government's efforts in economic recovery, particularly reforms in the banking sector, stabilisation of foreign exchange reserves, and the maintenance of macroeconom ...