Lebanon is always under the spotlight because Hezbollah is in Lebanon,” said Wissam Fattouh, the secretary-general of the Union of Arab Banks to the UK publication Money Laundering Bulletin. This ... ( read original story ...)
Lao govt explains main reasons for rising debt burden
The government has cited five reasons for its spiralling public debt over the past five years, which is continuing even though measures have been introduced to address it. ( read original story ...)
Lao govt explains main reasons for rising debt burden
The government has cited five reasons for its spiralling public debt over the past five years, which is continuing even though measures have been introduced to address it. ( read original story ...)
How did the Second Karabakh War change Armenia and Azerbaijan?
The Armenian defeat in the Karabakh war has pushed this country into political crisis, while on the contrary, Azerbaijan celebrates the historic victory, writes Vasif Huseynov. ( read original story ...)
Vietnam and Cambodia: Leveraging Support to Enhance Climate Ambition
Our success is a testament to our deep national commitment to climate action, which has been bolstered by support through the NDC Partnership and its Climate Action Enhancement Package (CAEP). CAEP is ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnam and Cambodia: Leveraging Support to Enhance Climate Ambition
Our success is a testament to our deep national commitment to climate action, which has been bolstered by support through the NDC Partnership and its Climate Action Enhancement Package (CAEP). CAEP is ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka promises fiscal discipline
Sri Lanka’s Finance Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa said on Tuesday the country aimed to more than halve its fiscal deficit over the medium term, from an expected 9% next year following the novel ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka promises fiscal discipline
Sri Lanka’s Finance Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa said on Tuesday the country aimed to more than halve its fiscal deficit over the medium term, from an expected 9% next year following the novel ... ( read original story ...)
Pakistan’s economy to grow 1.5-2.5 per cent in fiscal 2020-20, says report
Improvement in the economy is expected to come from a steady performance of agriculture and recovery in the services sector, especially finance and insurance, transport and communications. ( read original story ...)
Pakistan’s economy to grow 1.5-2.5 per cent in fiscal 2020-20, says report
Improvement in the economy is expected to come from a steady performance of agriculture and recovery in the services sector, especially finance and insurance, transport and communications. ( read original story ...)