It’s Mongolia’s right to invite a religious leader to visit. China is exaggerating the political significance.
Batelco, Ooredoo launch ‘Global Zone Kuwait’
We are very pleased to have Ooredoo Kuwait as a strategic partner to support our regional rollout plans for Global Zone to deliver enhanced services to our customers and to support business innovation …
How Singapore’s Meetings and Events Industry is Going Virtual During the Coronavirus
Singapore has long been a leading destination for international business events. It’s the top Asia-Pacific meeting city on the annual International …
Singapore in Survival Mode Looks to Reinvent Itself. Again
The pandemic is proving the ultimate test for Singapore, the tiny city-state that has a reputation of reinventing itself during times of crises.
Notable shops and stores in Singapore that have permanently closed
What you can and cannot do in Singapore during Phase 2 and what will things look like when shops reopen in Singapore?
Hottest commodity in Lebanon’s economic chaos: The US dollar
FILE – In this April 28, 2020 file photo, a cell phone shop owner wears gloves as he counts U.S. dollars, in Beirut, Lebanon. A financial meltdown has thrown its people into a frantic search for …
Surbana Jurong CEO on Singapore Election, Business Strategy, China
Wong Heang Fine, chief executive officer at Surbana Jurong Group, discusses the upcoming general election in Singapore, his business strategy and the company’s China ventures. He speaks exclusively on …
How Caesar Act could hurt Lebanon’s Tripoli
With residents of Tripoli already suffering shortages under Lebanon’s mounting system-wide collapse, the US Caesar Act promises to both hinder investment in Tripoli and increase cross-border smuggling …
Convicted Hezbollah financier arrives in Lebanon after early release
Belgian businessman convicted in the United States of financing Hezbollah has returned to Beirut following his early release from prison on compassionate grounds, local media reported on Wednesday.
How Jordan Winery is weathering the pandemic
At Jordan Winery, both the winemaking and wine-growing buck now stops with her after Rob Davis’ long tenure at the iconic Alexander Valley winery ended with his retirement last summer after 43 growing …