By Christian Moess Laursen Polymetal International said Monday that it has increased its interest in the Baksy property in Kazakhstan to 75% from 7.5% …
Sri Lanka asks protesters to return treasures looted from presidential palace
Sri Lanka has asked protesters to return historical treasures looted during the storming and five-day-long seize of the presidential palace a year ago.
Nepal implements new citizenship law, but long road ahead to end discrimination, statelessness
Nepal does not let women automatically pass citizenship to their children, leaving several without stateless, particularly in cases of mixed marriages.
The Gurkhas Brings High-End Nepalese Food To London
Founded by esteemed restaurateur Shrabaneswor Rai (whose successes include Hot Stone Steak and Sushi Bar in Islington) this Spring, The Gurkhas now stands as one of just a few restaurants showcasing …
Saudi Arabia to Sign 15 International Treaties, Deals to Strengthen Intellectual Property
The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property is preparing to engage in 15 international treaties and agreements that will strengthen the intellectual property in Saudi Arabia, enable the system of …
LIV Golf moving team championship from Saudi Arabia to Trump property
LIV Golf announced that it has moved its season-ending championship from Saudi Arabia to the United States. Originally scheduled for the first week of November in Jeddah, LIV Golf’s $50 million …
Vet whose service dog died after violent arrest sues police
An Army veteran is suing after a violent arrest and his service dog hit by a car after fleeing the scene when an officer used a taser on it.
Thai landlord’s electricity bill skyrockets as Chinese tenants remodel property
Dive into a Thai landlord’s shocking revelation of unusual tenant behavior leading to skyrocketing electricity bills.
Vietnam sees positive performance on industrial property in H1
Industrial property was a bright spot in Vietnam real estate market in the first half of this year driven mainly by the strong expan …
Vietnam lowers credit growth cap to deter high-risk loans
VIETNAM’S central bank on Monday (Jul 10) lowered its 2023 credit growth target to 14 per cent from 15 per cent to supply more funds to the economy, it said. Read more at The Business Times.