This agreement paves the way for a transformative direct grid connection project linking the GCCIA network with the Sultanate of Oman ...
Women make up near half of workforce in Azerbaijan’s financial sector – CBA
BAKU, Azerbaijan, February 15. The survey conducted by the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) shows that women constitute 42 percent of the labor force in the financial sector among 49 financial ...
Kyrgyzstan preps core enterprises for strategic rollout in 2025
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, February 15. The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan has approved a list of 128 industrial, agricultural, energy, mining, and pharmaceutical enterprises that will be launched in ...
US aid freeze presents an opportunity for China in Afghanistan. Will it take it?
Beijing has the financial capacity to do so but ‘lacks the intent to engage in large-scale development assistance’, analyst says.
Dividend Stocks: Oil India, HAL, Gillette India among others to trade ex-dividend next week; Full list
Several companies, including Oil India, HAL, Bharat Forge, Gillette India, KPI Green Energy, and Procter & Gamble Health, among others, will trade ex-dividends in the upcoming week.
Iraq Works to Resume Oil Flows to Turkey After $19 Billion Loss
Iraq is working to iron out technical issues with the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government to restart a crude export pipeline to Turkey after an almost two-year shutdown that cost Iraq around ...
Myanmar militia ready to deport 10,000 cyber scam workers
The Kayin Border Guard Force are preparing to hand over daily ‘about 500 people including many different nationalities’.
Iran Officials Probe Killing of Student Which Sparked Protests
DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian authorities have ordered an investigation into the fatal stabbing of a university student during a robbery, state media reported on Saturday, as the incident sparked protests at Tehran University.
Iran’s new aircraft carrier could be a rising threat to Israel
Iran boosts naval power with a new aircraft carrier, triggering Israeli security concerns over the fate of the Middle East.
Is Japan the new Iceland? Becoming the hottest destination in tourism can fuel an economy, but it’s no free lunch.
Travel to Japan has exploded in recents years. Sustainable tourism advocates say the country needs to be proactive at addressing overtourism.