A U.N. agency says a suspected scam call operation and a suspicious network of companies was discovered with links to a new free trade zone in East Timor ... ( read original story ...)
Bahrain’s Industrial Sector Primed for Growth
Following the period of unprecedented tensions across the Kingdom of Bahrain, we are finally returning to a sustained period of stability, which has positive ramifications for the kingdom's real ... ( read original story ...)
UDC wins accolades at Arabian Property Awards for Gewan Island
United Development Company (UDC), one of Qatar’s leading real estate development firms and the master developer of The Pearl Island and Gewan Island, has been awarded ... ( read original story ...)
Qatar intensifies crackdown on Baha’i religious minority
Qatar has intensified its systematic persecution of the country’s Baha’i religious minority. Authorities are routinely arresting members, confiscating property and imposing lengthy prison sentences on ... ( read original story ...)
Border wall between Azerbaijan and Armenia divides village of Kirants
A new concrete border wall now splits the Armenian village of Kirants in two. How has it changed people's lives? And how stable is the peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan? ( read original story ...)
These are the most dangerous places in GA, new study shows. See if you live in one
With a murder rate four times the state average, Macon-Bibb leads Georgia’s most dangerous counties. But overall, Georgia’s crime picture is more complicated than it looks. ( read original story ...)
Are you owed money? Billions in unclaimed funds waiting for Georgia residents
Georgia is currently holding more than $3 billion in unclaimed property. The initial search requires only a name, city and a few seconds to find out if money is owed ... ( read original story ...)
Iran, IAEA sign Cairo agreement to resume nuclear inspections cooperation
Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency signed an agreement Tuesday in Cairo to pave the way for resuming cooperation, including on ways of relaunching inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities ...
Philippines businesses remain slow in adopting AI – study
Philippine businesses have been slow in adopting artificial intelligence with only 14.9 percent using the technology despite widespread internet access, according to the Philippine Institute for ...
Only 14.9% of Philippine companies use AI tools—PIDS study
Philippine businesses are slow to adopt artificial intelligence (AI), despite having widespread access to computers and the internet, a new study from the ...