Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, named General Abdolrahim Mousavi as the new head of the armed forces, replacing Gen. Mohammad Bagheri. Khamenei chose Mohammad Pakpour to lead the …
A reckless and murderous provocation: Israel’s attack on Iran
Israel’s attack on Iran brings the region, and the world, closer to disaster, but the question of US complicity is key to how catastrophically this could escalate, argues Chris Bambery What Israel has …
Is Gurugram set to dethrone Mumbai as India’s property powerhouse?
Is Gurugram set to overtake Mumbai as India’s real estate capital? With skyrocketing property prices, luxury housing booms, and major infrastructure upgrades like the Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram is …
New World’s Luxury Ambition Collides With Hong Kong Property Downturn
In a gentrifying neighborhood near a picturesque marina, the ambition of a troubled Hong Kong property developer is colliding with harsh economic realities. Deep Water Pavilia has all the high-end …
Industrial property bill has stringent measures to curb brand piracy
The draft of the long-awaited Industrial Property Rights Bill proposes sweeping reforms aimed at curbing the rampant copying of patents, trademarks, and other industrial property rights in Nepal. The …
$11.2 Billion or Bust? New World’s Debt Deadline Could Rock Hong Kong’s Property Market
The urgency stems from a ticking clock on New World’s existing debt covenant. Miss it, and the already distressed prope …
Concerns for future flooding in Palestine has residents alarmed
Alicia McQueen was one of several neighbors on Timber Drive in Palestine that experienced severe flooding near her home.
Oshkosh to conduct property revaluations every 5 years to avoid spikes in property taxes
Oshkosh will now conduct property revaluations every five years, beginning with a planned assessment in 2025, to avoid a repeat of the revaluation calamity that resulted in this year’s spike in …
Azerbaijan is angry: Russia saved Donbass from the Karabakh scenario
The other day, Azerbaijan, practically without diplomatic equivocation, showed a true attitude to Russia, and on a very painful topic. The reason for this was the interview of the assistant to the …
In Armenia, rising ceasefire violations bring fears of war with Azerbaijan
By Felix Light KHNATSAKH, Armenia (Reuters) -Nightfall is an anxious time for residents of Khnatsakh. Every evening at around 10 p.m., automatic gunfire echoes through the tiny village in Armenia, …