The Ambassador of Japan to Bhutan, Satoshi Suzuki joined the signing remotely from … through a value chain analysis of essential products and identifying appropriate business solutions. The project …
China s new claim on Bhutan land and third party
The sanctuary is located in the easternmost part of Bhutan, covering 650 sq km. (Photo: The Hindu) In yet another new move to claim land in Bhutan, China opposed funding to a project for the Sakteng …
Refugee calls on Huddersfield University to end teaching at centre in Bahrain amid torture claims
A refugee granted asylum in Britain is calling on Huddersfield University to end a course teaching police students at a centre in Bahrain where he says he was tortured.
Kuwait lawmakers pass draft Bill that could force 8 lakh Indians out of the country: Report
The legal and legislative committee of Kuwait’s National Assembly has approved a draft Bill to reduce the number of foreign workers in the country, according to reports. The Bill could impact Indian w …
Azerbaijan-Mexico five-month trade turnover increases
The foreign trade operations between Azerbaijan and Mexico amounted to $25.5 million from January through May 2020, which is 22 percent more than in the same period of last year, Trend reports on …
AIIB to support Kazakhstan’s gov’t in mitigating COVID-19 impact
Number of COVID-2019 cases across globe up by over 203,000 in past day – WHO Other News 5 July 23:45 …
Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka) to hold second online election rally
The SEP’s online meeting will discuss critical political developments in Sri Lanka and internationally and the tasks facing the working class.
The Latest: S Korea has 60-plus new virus cases for 3rd day
South Korea has recorded 60-plus COVID-19 cases for a third consecutive day, a continuation of a virus spread beyond the greater Seoul area. The agency says 43 of the newly reported cases were locally …
More than 170 killed in accident at Myanmar jade mine
The disaster has highlighted the perilous conditions confronting oppressed miners in the industry, which provides large profits to sections of the country’s military-dominated regime.
Vietnam’s logistics firms see few opportunities in EVFTA
Vietnamese logistics firms’ ability to access the EU market will not be easy because rivals in the EU are strong anf clients there require high-quality services.