Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia's only democratic country, remains mired in political turmoil a week after allegations of electoral interference triggered violent protests. ( read original story ...)
Ealas slam PSC; deny claims of alleged financial help given to Alex
The Philippine Sports Commission claimed they had given Alex Eala P3 million for travel expenses on top of P1.5 million for her six international tournaments this year. ( read original story ...)
Richard Tang: Zen and the art of internet maintenance
The world has come full circle for Richard Tang over the course of 25 years. The 54-year-old founder and executive chairman of Britain’s oldest internet service provider argues that two very different ... ( read original story ...)
Small business will be the engine of the Gulf’s post-lockdown recovery
Pakiza Abdulrahman is the manager of Startup Business Development, Bahrain Economic Development Board Across the Gulf ... ( read original story ...)
Taste of home: The owners of Izz cafe on the love story that took them from Palestine to Cork via Direct Provision
The first thing that hits you when you walk through the door of Izz Cafe is the smell of Palestinian coffee. The unique aroma, which comes from the cardamom milled in with the coffee beans, is found ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon hit by chicken shortage as butchers blame cartels amid economic crisis
In the past weeks, butchers and supermarkets in Lebanon have run short of staple chicken products such as chicken breasts, shish tawouq, chicken wings and others. Butchers and business owners ... ( read original story ...)
MegaCom despatches coup, resumes business as usual
Kyrgyzstan’s state-owned operator MegaCom has confirmed that it is “operating normally” after third parties reportedly attempted to commandeer the firm in the wake of the country’s failed elections. ( read original story ...)
Dubai Business Conditions Improve as Coronavirus Cases Spike
Business conditions in Dubai improved for the third straight month in September even as a renewed spike in coronavirus cases poses a threat to the city’s recovery. ( read original story ...)
Business conditions improve for Dubai’s non-oil sector
Business conditions in Dubai improved for the third straight month in September even as a renewed spike in coronavirus cases poses a threat to the city’s recovery. Non-oil private sector activity in ... ( read original story ...)
Generation Start-up: Dubai’s Powder a rising star born from the hunt for clean beauty products
We will be based here (in Dubai) as this region offers immense opportunities to female entrepreneurs. Ms Toufeeq: The journey has been great so far but I wish I had left my job sooner and jumped ... ( read original story ...)