Bhutan recorded a new HIV case every week, on average, this year. The health ministry in the last six months (June to November) detected 20 new HIV cases, 10 men and women each. There were 34 cases ... ( read original story ...)
One HIV case detected every week
Bhutan recorded a new HIV case every week, on average, this year. The health ministry in the last six months (June to November) detected 20 new HIV cases, 10 men and women each. There were 34 cases ... ( read original story ...)
Cyprus: Government support leads to government control?
In Cyprus, the state has increasingly taken control of the economy. Will the state relinquish that control when we emerge from the pandemic? Many economists are concerned that state intervention will ... ( read original story ...)
Cyprus: Government support leads to government control?
In Cyprus, the state has increasingly taken control of the economy. Will the state relinquish that control when we emerge from the pandemic? Many economists are concerned that state intervention will ... ( read original story ...)
In Kuwait, Lavish Election Campaign Events Off The Menu
Lavish banquets served in opulent marquees are nowhere to be seen this election season in oil-rich Kuwait, where the coronavirus pandemic has forced a ban on traditional over-the-top campaign events. ( read original story ...)
In Kuwait, Lavish Election Campaign Events Off The Menu
Lavish banquets served in opulent marquees are nowhere to be seen this election season in oil-rich Kuwait, where the coronavirus pandemic has forced a ban on traditional over-the-top campaign events. ( read original story ...)
Understanding current and future capability needs in your business
Emma O’Dell, Director of Client Capability, BPP, shares some insights on how organisations can identify capability needs. ( read original story ...)
Understanding current and future capability needs in your business
Emma O’Dell, Director of Client Capability, BPP, shares some insights on how organisations can identify capability needs. ( read original story ...)
Singapore banks grapple with digitization as disrupters beckon
has spent 4.4 billion Singapore dollars ($3.3 billion) over the last four years on technology. It has been working to integrate tech into its business far longer, introducing internet banking in 1997. ( read original story ...)
Singapore banks grapple with digitization as disrupters beckon
has spent 4.4 billion Singapore dollars ($3.3 billion) over the last four years on technology. It has been working to integrate tech into its business far longer, introducing internet banking in 1997. ( read original story ...)