Peter Stone is the UNESCO Chair in Cultural Property Protection and Peace at Newcastle University in the UK. Stone has written and worked extensively on heritage preservation across the globe.
Myanmar’s Latest Batch of Military Graduates Faces Brutal Reality on Front Lines
Over 500 cadets fresh from Myanmar military schools sent to shore up regime forces suffering wave after wave of defeats as resistance offensive takes towns across the country.
Why did Iran carry out strikes in three countries?
Iran retaliates against recent attacks by launching strikes in Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan, escalating tensions in the region.
Iran stands firm against transfer of Cyrus Cylinder to Jerusalem
In those letters, the official outlined the potential dangers associated with moving an artifact of such historical magnitude, stressing Iran’s intellectual property rights over the Cyrus Cylinder and …
Talisay fire injures 1, razes P1.2 million in properties
One person was injured while four houses were razed in a fire that struck a residential area in Brgy. Lawaan 3, Talisay City on Wednesday, January 17. Firefighters in Talisay City responded to the …
Pakistan warns of ‘serious consequences’ after Iranian attack which ‘killed two children’
Pakistan warns of ‘serious consequences’ after Iranian attack which ‘killed two children’ – Pakistan called the strike an ‘unprovoked violation of its airspace’ …
Sydney apartments at risk of collapse; Iran strikes ‘militant bases’ in Pakistan; and toxic chemicals found in Tasmanian penguins
Property developer Greenland has been given 14 months to fix defects in the apartments at Macquarie Park …
Sacred real estate can be India’s next booming sector
Ayodhya has seen property rates skyrocket after the Supreme Court verdict in the Ram Janmabhoomi case which cleared the way for the construction of the Ram temple. In 2019, before the verdict, the …
Shocking Reality of China’s Real Estate: Is it Headed for a Meltdown?
AsiaToday Hong Soon-do, Beijing Correspondent = China’s real estate industry crisis is finally becoming a reality and is expected to be a major factor in deteriorating growth rates. In the worst case scenario,
China’s economy grew 5.2% in 2023, but shows uneven recovery. Hang Seng tumbles.
China’s economy for the October-December quarter grew at a quicker rate, allowing the Chinese government to hit its target of about 5% annual growth for 2023 even though trade data and the economic recovery remain uneven.