Authorities in Thailand found a severed tiger's head when they raided a fake zoo near the country's border with Laos that has suspected links to an illegal wildlife trafficking racket. ( read original story ...)
Andersen Global Adds Collaborating Firm in Azerbaijan
Andersen Global expands into Azerbaijan by way of a Collaboration Agreement with independent Baku-based law firm MGB Law Offices, adding coverage and positioning the organization for further expansion ... ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan, Pakistan mull investment cooperation
Potential export and investment projects between Azerbaijan and Pakistan were discussed during the meeting between the acting head of the Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Foundation Yusif ... ( read original story ...)
Entrepreneur Nadim Zidan Welcomes Syrian And Spanish Stars To The Sky Of Dubai
At a glamorous celebration that gathered celebrities from the fashion, beauty and media fields. The Syrian entrepreneur Nadim Zidan welcomed the most famous ... ( read original story ...)
Business registration made easier
While its nationwide launch has been postponed, officials of the Anti-Red Tape Authority say that the government’s central business portal or CBP is now up and running. ( read original story ...)
Business registration made easier
While its nationwide launch has been postponed, officials of the Anti-Red Tape Authority say that the government’s central business portal or CBP is now up and running. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s COVID-19 Spike Raises Alarm for Elderly and At-Risk Groups
The controversial “Go To” domestic tourism subsidy has come under the microscope for possibly facilitating the nation’s explosion of coronavirus cases. ( read original story ...)
BOOK REVIEW: A look at Bangladesh — then, now, and in the future
It seems that the Bangladesh growth story has finally found some traction and there appears to be regional and international interest in it. This book and several other books, articles, and chapters ... ( read original story ...)
Kuwait Says Progress Made in Resolving Saudi-Led Boycott of Qatar
The foreign minister of Kuwait said on Friday that progress had been made in resolving a row that has seen Saudi Arabia and its allies boycott Qatar since mid-2017. "Fruitful discussion have taken ... ( read original story ...)
Why Indonesia’s online lenders aren’t happy about proposed rules
Why Indonesia’s online lenders are concerned about new draft regulations, and how this Singaporean startup is using software in its treatments. ( read original story ...)