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Thousands rally in Sweida, Syria, demanding end to Assad’s rule
However, these protests against Assad’s government show no sign of abating. Spiritual leaders have given their blessings, with protesters vowing to keep going until their demands are met. THE DRUZE …
STRONG PROPERTY INTEREST BUT LACKS EFFECTIVE DEMAND – PROPERTYGURU
In response to the overnight policy rate (OPR) hikes and resulting higher borrowing costs, he said 35 per cent of respondents said they would be looking at cheaper properties, 51 per cent planned to …
South Korean city to seize crypto from thousands of tax evaders … – Cointelegraph
City authorities of Cheongju are looking to seize cryptocurrency from anyone who owes at least $750 in crypto taxes to the government. The South Korean city of Cheongju, the capital of North …
This 115-year-old Japanese prison straight out of a dystopian movie is being turned into a luxury hotel with 48 rooms
A Japanese resort company is converting an iconic former prison into a 48-room luxury hotel. The Former Nara Prison, built in 1908 and designated a cultural property in Japan in 2017, is to be …
Paving the path from a digital to Smart Bangladesh
Bangladesh is in the midst of a profound transition, making it even more crucial to look at the chronology of the country’s ICT boom and the manner in which it is paving the path towards a more …
China’s Property Crisis Weighs on Developing Asia’s 2023 Growth Outlook – ADB
China’s property crisis “poses a downside risk and could hold back regional growth,” the ADB said in its report. The Manila-based lender maintained its 2024 growth forecasts for China and India at 4.5 …
Iron ore drifts higher, but China property woes limit upside
IRON ore futures edged higher on Wednesday (Sep 20) after trading in a tight range, as signs of economic stabilisation in China helped offset worries over the struggling property sector in the world’s …
Chinese Stocks in Hong Kong Drop as Property Woes Sour Sentiment
Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong began the week with losses as persistent concerns about the health of the property sector offset optimism spurred by signs of stabilization in some other parts of …
Why so many buildings in Singapore are covered in plants
The Singaporean government promotes urban greening, with an up-to 50% subsidy for green rooftops to mitigate city heat.