A Nepalese court has released former Prime Minister Madhav Nepal on a bail bond of NRs 3.5 million. Accused in a land misappropriation case linked to Patanjali Yogpeeth, Nepal and 93 others face ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia records FDI inflow of RM52bil in 2024
Malaysia recorded a net inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI) totalling RM51.5bil in 2024, up from RM38.6bil in the preceding year, according to the Statistics Department.
Malaysia’s smallholders at the forefront of palm oil sustainability push
Malaysia's palm oil industry empowers smallholders to meet EU regulations, improve sustainability, and secure global market access.
Malaysia has buffers to weather capital outflows
Malaysia has adequate buffers to weather volatility, including capital outflows, triggered by global interest rate hikes, says International Centre for Education for Islamic Finance University ...
Uzbekistan’s Largest Digital Banking Platform Names Board Chairman
Uzbekistan’s largest digital banking platform named Oliver Hughes, who previously ran Russia’s biggest fintech business, to be chairman of the supervisory board, as the firm aims to ramp up its ...
Uzbekistan’s Largest Digital Banking Platform Names Board Chairman
Uzbekistan’s largest digital banking platform named Oliver Hughes, who previously ran Russia’s biggest fintech business, to be chairman of the supervisory board, as the firm aims to ramp up its ...
World Bank Approves $150M to Boost Small Hydropower in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan faces rapidly growing energy needs. By 2030, electricity demand is expected to double, surpassing 120 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) annually.
Inc. Arabia Best in Business Awards Riyadh 2025: The Winners
Saudi Arabia’s top founders, executives, and changemakers convened for the Inc. Arabia Best in Business Awards Riyadh 2025. At this awards ceremony staged at the voco Riyadh, Inc. Arabia recognized ...
Why powerful pro-Tehran militias in Iraq stayed quiet amid Iran conflict
As the U.S. struck Iran, the prospect for retaliation was running high in neighboring Iraq, where American and Iranian interests exist in close proximity.
Why powerful pro-Tehran militias in Iraq stayed quiet amid Iran conflict
As the U.S. struck Iran, the prospect for retaliation was running high in neighboring Iraq, where American and Iranian interests exist in close proximity.