Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott are among 11 MPs who have voiced support of Palestine Action despite the organisation set to be proscribed by the Government as a terrorist group.
Group That Vandalized Trump Golf Course Faces U.K. Ban Under Terrorism Law
The British government announced plans to proscribe Palestine Action after members broke into a military air base.
Israel’s war on Gaza: Who are Palestine Action?
Following its protest at RAF Brize Norton, the direct action group face a ban under UK anti-terrorism laws, placing them on a par with the likes of Al-Qaeda and Islamic State …
Why do we have so many vacant residential units?
Muscat: While we see several new housing projects being announced every day, we also come across lots of apartments sparsely or hardly occupied …
Governor Poudel discloses property: What and how much does he own?
Governor Poudel owns 45 tola of gold jewelry and diamond jewelry worth around Rs 1.5 million. The gold is listed as ancestral property, while the diamonds are self-earned.
Nepal overhauling outdated intellectual property law – MSN
Kathmandu, May 13 — In Nepal, … But this shortcut not only deceives consumers-it violates intellectual property (IP) rights and is, by law, a punishable offence.
A boom in Turkish waterfront homes – The New York Times
On Turkey’s southern coast, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Aegean, the seaside resort town of Kalkan is positioned like an amphitheater, said Mr. Walker of Spot Blue International Property.
CPI stages protest in Coimbatore demanding rollback of property tax hike
CPI protests against property tax hikes and poor civic infrastructure in Coimbatore, demanding administration to address public grievances.
Hong Kong tops global list for priciest homes despite property slump: Deutsche Bank
Prime property prices of US$25,946 per square metre push Hong Kong above Zurich, Singapore and New York: Mapping the World’s Prices report.
Hong Kong developer sought loans backed by Picasso, Warhol art
HONG KONG] A Hong Kong property dynasty that became one of the city’s most prolific collectors is discovering the limits of the burgeoning world of art-backed lending. Read more at The Business Times.