FREE TO READ] Delayed third-quarter data spurs share sell-off and comes day after Xi Jinping consolidates power at party congress …
Taiwan Needs to Diversify Trade Amid US-China Row: Finance Chief
Taiwan needs to diversify is trade away from China, the island’s finance minister said, citing uncertainties created by Covid Zero and rising geopolitical tensions between Washington and Beijing.
How Much Does a Cyprus Property Really Cost?
Soheil, our resident real estate guru, has been doing extensive study into the upfront and continuing expenses of buying a home in Cyprus. Pricing for acquisitions There are no notary fees in Cyprus …
Virginity for sale: inside Cambodia’s shocking trade
Cambodia is far FROM the only place where women … “They regard their offspring as their property.” Based on Licadho’s work inside communities, Pung estimates that “many thousands” of virgins …
S. Korea, Arab Nations To Hold New Round Of FTA Talks Next Week
(wam/yonhap) — south korea and a group of arab countries will hold another round of negotiations for their free trade …
InterContinental Khao Yai In Thailand Transforms Train Cars Into Luxury Suites
InterContinental Khao Yai in Thailand is a new resort with a unique transformation of old railway cars into luxury suites.
Cyclone Sitrang may make landfall in Bangladesh: IMD
Cyclone Sitrang gathered pace over Bay of Bengal on Sunday evening and will likely to intensify into a severe cyclonic storm, making landfall between Tinkona Island and Sandwip in Bangladesh …
Effective monitoring must for DAP implementation
PLANNING alone will not resolve the crisis-ridden urban development of the capital Dhaka. The government needs to address the governance failure in the city development, say urban planners, architects …
Bureaucracy stymies building permits and developers start before they’re issued
Planning permission and building permission are not the same thing, but both should be in place before construction starts A letter received by the Cyprus Mail (also sent to Interior minister Nicos …
Israel’s Supreme Court throws out legal challenges to maritime deal with Lebanon
ISRAEL’S Supreme Court today threw out four legal challenges to a maritime agreement with Lebanon controversial in both countries, paving the way to its ratification this week. Critics said the …