After Ankara came out in support of Pakistan during the recent India-Pakistan war, a 'Boycott Turkey' campaign was started in India as Indians boycotted Turkish goods and cancelled tourist bookings to ...
Japan’s factory activity slips back into decline in July, PMI shows
Japan's manufacturing activity shrank in July after briefly stabilising in the previous month as weak demand pulled production back into contraction, a private sector survey showed on Friday.
Turkey’s Nuclear Future Looks Towards SMRs and a US Partnership
Turkey’s nuclear strategy is at a crossroads—will it double down on big projects or pivot to SMRs and a deeper US partnership?
China 2025 copper output set to hit record high despite feedstock shortages
China's refined copper output is set to hit a record high in 2025, analysts say, as its giant smelting sector powers through a global shortage of copper ore that is forcing some overseas competitors ...
Passenger saves bus from disaster after driver suddenly dies of heart attack in Turkey
Passengers on an intercity bus in Gaziantep, southern Turkey, narrowly escaped a horrific accident after the driver suddenly died of a heart attack ...
Italy, Turkey, Libya hold summit as Meloni prioritizes migration: What to know
Three leaders met in Istanbul as Italy leads efforts to curb irregular migration from Libya and Ankara balances between Tripoli and eastern Libya.
US imposes 20% reciprocal tariff on Vietnam: trade ministry
The U.S. has adjusted reciprocal tariffs for 69 countries and territories, of which the rate for Vietnam has been reduced from 46% to 20%.
Vietnam PM pushes to complete Long Thanh, nation’s largest airport, by 2025
Vietnam's Long Thanh Airport project is back on track and expected to be largely completed in 2025, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh says.
Flooding leaves 14 dead, missing in Vietnam’s Dien Bien
HANOI (Reuters) -Flooding triggered by heavy rain has left at least 14 people dead or missing in Vietnam's northern province of Dien Bien, state media reported on Friday. Floodwater rose quickly on ...
Philippines secures $700-M WB loan for climate resilience
The World Bank (WB) has approved a $700-million loan to the Philippine government to boost the climate resilience of 18 million families, particularly in poverty-stricken areas highly vulnerable to ...