A Kabul-based project, funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and run by Charleston resident Rob Leahy, is helping to empower the women who weave these intricate rugs …
More Than Ever, Business Must Be an Ally for Refugees
World Refugee Day reminds us that millions of citizens are denied the chance to contribute to society, as the potential of many refugees is left untapped.
Iran’s Currency Plunges Against Dollar Amid Virus, Sanctions
Iran’s currency plummeted against the U.S. dollar as the country continues to grapple with the economic implications of U.S. sanctions and the coronavirus.The rial fell to as low as 188,000 against …
AMLC chief confident Philippines to avoid sanctions from dirty money laundering
The Philippines is likely to avoid sanctions from global watchdog Financial Action Task Force with the passage of the anti-terror bill, the Anti-Money Laundering Council said.
Parañaque launches online platform for business dealings
Parañaque City has launched several online services, with its Business Permits and Licensing Office taking the lead in the use of an online appointment system and application process for …
The Latest: Pakistan reports 153 deaths, highest daily toll | Raleigh News & Observer
Pakistan has reported 153 COVID-19 fatalities, a new daily record, as infections continue to spiral, pushing the overall number of confirmed cases to 171,665.
India seeks $5 billion trade exchange with Jordan , says envoy
Indian Ambassador to Jordan, Anwar Halim, said the two countries need to diversify their trade and stronger joint business interaction, in a bid to achieve the trade target of US$ 5 billion by 2025 …
After Sri Lanka, pepper importers eyeing Vietnam produce at MIP
Taking cue from Sri Lankan pepper imports at MIP, importers are reportedly looking at bringing such shipments from Vietnam now.Indications are that certain importers are trying Vietnam pepper at MIP w …
New Zealand to Close Embassy in Iraq
New Zealand’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Winston Peters, has announced the closure of the New Zealand Embassy in Baghdad. Mr Peters said: This decision to permanently close the Embassy was not taken li …
Iraq: Muslim scholars say prisoners being tortured
The Association of Muslim Scholars in Iraq accused the Iraqi government and Shabak militia Thursday of torturing prisoners in jails in Nineveh governorate. “Detainees in the government’s and militia’s …