Lebanese businesses continued to cut staff numbers in December with the rate accelerating to the quickest since July ... ( read original story ...)
Questions Arise With Ex-Fugitive Japarov, The Favorite In Kyrgyz Presidential Race
Voters in Kyrgyzstan go back to the polls on January 10, this time to elect a president and to decide whether to revert to a presidential government system. Will voters cement the meteoric rise of ... ( read original story ...)
Fantastic 6! Discover 6 Of The Best Dubai Locations To Visit Or Stay In, For Business Or Pleasure
The more areas and hotels I explored, the more I realised Dubai is very much a city of cities and it is easy to fall foul of returning to the same hotel or area every visit. Here are 6 areas of Dubai ... ( read original story ...)
Credit Bureau Cambodia wins prestigious recognition
The Credit Bureau Cambodia (CBC) has been recognised for its “Excellence in Consumer Credit Reporting” in Cambodia by Global Business Outlook (GBO), a well-respected international business magazine ... ( read original story ...)
What India should, and shouldn’t, do in Nepal
Irrespective of whether Nepal has elections or witnesses the restoration of Parliament, a prudent course for India would be to let Nepal cope with its internal political mess ... ( read original story ...)
Uzbekistan, Belgium in talks over further deepening inter-parliamentary ties
Uzbekistan and Belgium noted the role of further building up and deepening inter-parliamentary ties in increasing bilateral cooperation on a wide range of issues of mutual interest, Trend reports ... ( read original story ...)
Uzbekistan talks reasons for failure of domestic power system
The operating mode of Uzbekistan's thermal power plants (TPP) and the country's energy system has been fully restored, Trend reports referring to the press service of the Ministry of Energy of ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey’s economy seen regaining some pace in 2021 after slump
Turkey's economy is expected to emerge this year from a prolonged slump and grow as much as 4% annually, propelled by resurgent consumer demand as the coronavirus pandemic ebbs, according to ... ( read original story ...)
South Korean Court Rules Japan Should Pay Women for World War II Sexual Slavery
A South Korean court ruled that Japan should compensate a dozen Korean women who were forced to provide sex for Japanese soldiers during World War II, exacerbating already strained ties between the ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia wants to further strengthen trade ties with Pakistan
Ambassador of Saudi Arabia Nawaf Saeed Al-Malkiy Friday said that Saudi Arabia wanted to further deepen and strengthen its trade ties with Pakistan as both the countries have great scope to promote ... ( read original story ...)