BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 20 By Elnur Baghishov – Trend: As many as 2,322 people have been infected with the coronavirus (COVID-19) in the past 24 hours in Iran, said Sima Sadat Lari, spokesperson for …
In the interest of the people
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, what the government needs is revenue to ensure the wellbeing of the people and nudge back the economy. And we know that the impact of the pandemic is going to …
Six parliamentary candidates detained in Mongolia
The Mongolian authorities have recently detained six parliamentary candidates amid the ongoing campaign for the upcoming parliamentary elections, according to local reports. Four of the detained …
Mega tourism projects in Oman progressing well: report
The focus of the authorities in 2020 will be to continue facilitating the design and construction phases of the current mega projects …
‘Vile regime’: Trump attempts to pry Assad from power in Syria with sanctions
Syrian President Bashar Assad has been inching toward claiming victory in a brutal nine-year civil war, with the main rebel and jihadi forces holed up in a single province along the Turkish border.
Sri Lankan asparagus farmer puts down roots in Nara village
As her operation has grown, Udara Kametani has been able to provide fresh produce to around 50 stores around the Kansai region.
US Chamber eyes strategic partnership with Qatar: Official
The US Chamber of Commerce, together with a leading think tank, is working on a paper to upgrade the strategic dialogue between the State of Qatar and the US into a strategic partnership, an official …
Businesses wrestle with liability issues surrounding reopening
Questions about liability and a lack of clear guidelines around the coronavirus pandemic are creating uncertainty for businesses as they move forward.
Lebanon County officials, business people seeing red over staying yellow in state’s reopening plan
Democratic County Comissioner Jo Ellen Litz, however, says GOP colleagues only hurt themselves by trying to break ranks last month.
East Jordan officials OK plan to accommodate downtown business needs
The East Jordan City Commission has approved measures to help downtown businesses deal with restrictions related to COVID-19 safety measures.