BY LAURE DELCOUR Carnegie Europe The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict interrupted Armenia’s reform movement and restricted civil liberties. To prevent the ... ( read original story ...)
Iran’s Minister: Iran-Armenia third power grid to become operational soon
Iran's Minister of Energy Reza Ardakanian said on Monday that Iran-Armenia's third electricity grid will become operational in 2021, Islamic Republic news agency (IRNA) reported. Ardakanian made the ... ( read original story ...)
Armenia on the Tech World Stage with AUA Women in the Spotlight
Armenia is emerging as a hub of creativity and innovation and gaining a reputable ranking in the technology sector. Growth in the IT sector is creating new jobs and bringing new demands for ... ( read original story ...)
Mongolia, island of democracy
Since the coronavirus emergency began, a year ago, Mongolia has held two successful, in-person elections. While citizens were willing to endure ... ( read original story ...)
Georgia Department of Economic Development seeks state funding to restore tourism industry
The Georgia Department of Economic Development is asking for an additional $1 million to stimulate the state's hard-hit tourism industry. ( read original story ...)
Sumitomo reveals hydrogen plans in Australia, Oman
Sumitomo has signed a contract with an EPC for a PV-powered green hydrogen plant in Queensland, and has also started a feasibility study for a gray-green hybrid hydrogen project in Oman. ( read original story ...)
Marina Bay beckons as Singapore gears up for ‘Davos in Asia’
Once part of daily life for Singapore, conferences in the era of COVID-19 are a meticulously planned operation in the global business hub, which is due to host 'Davos in Asia" in May. ( read original story ...)
Singapore factory output grows 14.3% in December, up 7.3% for 2020
Singapore's manufacturing output extended its rebound in December and notched another month of better-than-expected performance, with electronics, chemicals and precision engineering driving growth. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s arts and cultural scene drew record numbers in 2019
Attendance at arts and cultural events reached an all-time high of 15.6 million in 2019.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
How Israel secured more vaccines than it can use
Israel was competing furiously with much larger countries to secure vaccine supplies from global manufacturers as the coronavirus pandemic raged. Now, it finds itself spearheading one of the world’s ... ( read original story ...)