The problem of Armenian trucks crossing the Armenian-Georgian border, caused by congestion at Georgian customs, has been resolved, the press service of the RA State Revenue Committee reports. ...
Rio Tinto agrees to $138.75m settlement for Oyu Tolgoi project in Mongolia
Rio Tinto has agreed to pay $138.75m (£103.39m) to settle a lawsuit alleging the company defrauded investors by hiding problems with its Oyu Tolgoi mine expansion in Mongolia, according to a Reuters ...
Singaporean financial adviser’s name and image exploited again in Hong Kong scams
City University Professor Chan Yan-chong stresses he never gives advice online, notes that many victims, including some in Singapore, are retirees.
Bank Transfer Signals Syria Is Making Strides in Ending Economic Isolation
The bank-to-bank transfer using the SWIFT system was symbolically important, indicating the war-torn country was reintegrating into the global financial community.
Iraq’s Dukan reservoir drops to 20-year low, forcing rationing
Dwindling rains and damming upstream by Iran and Turkey have forced strict water rationing for 4 million Iraqis.
Thailand’s Government Seems on the Verge of Collapse—Again
The government that was formed on a shaky foundation started showing cracks last December, when Pheu Thai lawmakers tried to pass anti-coup legislation that was opposed by other members of its coalition.
Video Of Indian Tourists Dancing In Thailand Goes Viral, Internet Reacts
A video of a group of Indian tourists dancing in Thailand is going viral on social media. The clip, shared on X, shows a group of Indian tourists dancing with great energy at Safari World, a zoo in Bangkok.
Israel-Iran live updates: B2 bombers headed to Guam as conflict enters 9th day
NO BREAKTHROUGHS ON INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY: A summit in Geneva yesterday with Iran's foreign minister and European leaders yielded no signs of a breakthrough. At the United Nations Security Council, Iran and Israel traded insults in a heated but ultimately inconclusive meeting.
Week 2 of the Iran crisis: Diplomatic off-ramp is narrowing but not closed (yet)
Iran crisis, the focus is on whether diplomacy can succeed and, if not, whether President Donald Trump will make the decision to use US military force to destroy what’s left of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure — particularly the deeply buried enrichment facility known as Fordow.
Government Execs stranded in Israel back in Philippines
The 21 government officials who were stranded in Israel finally arrived in Manila yesterday after a grueling journey by land to Jordan and later to Dubai, from where they took a commercial flight home ...