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Bangladesh Prioritizes Solar Power and Irrigation for Clean Energy Growth
Dhaka, October 13 State Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Shaikh Faridul Islam addressed a meeting with…
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Jimmy Lin x Nicky Lee Concert 2.0 at Genting 2026
Taiwanese singers Jimmy Lin and Nicky Lee will bring their joint concert, Jimmy Lin x Nicky Lee Concert…
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New UN data: China widens lead in liner-shipping connectivity
Shanghai, October 8 — China’s dominance in the global liner shipping sector continues to grow, with the country’s…
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China’s real estate market shows signs of turnaround after years-long slump
BEIJING, October 8 — China’s real estate market, which has been experiencing a slump for several years, may…
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Asian States’ Shift to Renewables Hindered by Power Grid Inequity, Favoring Fossil Fuel Producers
BANGKOK, October 7 — Civil society organisations say fossil fuel producers are being favoured while renewable energy producers…
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Southeast Asia: Fewer Than Half of Tiger Trafficking Arrests Result in Convictions, Report
BANGKOK, October 5 — A groundbreaking report by the GuArdean Centre for Conservation Research, TRAFFIC, and WWF International…
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Thai Floods Cause $320M Damage, Displace Thousands in Bangkok
Bangkok, September 28 Severe flooding in Bangkok has forced thousands of residents to seek shelter, with economic losses…
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2011 Thailand Floods Remain Costliest Disaster in Modern History
BANGKOK, September 27 — The 2011 Thailand floods remain the costliest natural disaster in the country’s modern history,…
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India Software Exports Grow 9.5 Percent to $239 Billion
NEW DELHI, September 26 — India’s outsourced software and IT services industry grew 9.5 percent to reach $239…
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Philippines Races to Build US-Backed Pax Silica Hub in New Clark City
MANILA, September 24 — The Philippines is racing to turn a US-backed industrial initiative into a working manufacturing…
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FAO Dialogue Launches Green Agriculture Stocktaking Report Across Five Regions
BUDAPEST, September 18 — The economic case for greening agrifood systems runs through water, soil and supply chains,…
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Wyndham Opens First Philippines Wyndham Garden Hotel in Manila Bay
MANILA, September 13 — Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has planted its Wyndham Garden flag in the Philippines for…
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Hong Kong, Central Asia push for deeper economic ties beyond finance
ASTANA — Hong Kong and Central Asian nations are pushing to deepen economic ties beyond finance, focusing on…
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Hong Kong, Central Asia Seek to Turn Deals Into Momentum
ASTANA, September 8 — The economic prize on the table is clear: turning roughly US$1.65 billion in signed…
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Achieving the circular economy across South and Southeast Asia
Almaty, August 31 — As South and Southeast Asia grapple with mounting packaging waste, governments are stepping in…
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Mumbai’s Traditional Sweets: Manufacturing Process & Risks
MUMBAI, Aug 2 — A rusted metal pin found inside a box of kaju katli has handed Mumbai’s…
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Aging of Japan: The World’s Most Aged Society at 29% Elderly
TOKYO, July 30 — Data shows Japan remains the world’s most aged society, a demographic reality with direct…
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Monsoon Season in India: July 2026 Weather Patterns in Shimla and Kolkata
NEW DELHI, July 26 — India’s monsoon, the seasonal engine that drives the country’s agricultural calendar and shapes…
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India’s grueling civil services exam sparks debate over meritocracy
NEW DELHI, July 20 — For investors and trading partners from Central Asia to the Gulf, the administrative…
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Bank of Korea’s Crisis Measures Stabilized Post-War Economy
SEOUL, July 18 — The Bank of Korea’s crisis-fighting toolkit was forged in the crucible of war and…
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Singapore Exports Signal Global Trade, AI Demand Trends
SINGAPORE, July 17 — Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports have posted another month of double-digit growth, data shows, reinforcing…
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Chinese Labor Fills Gap in Sierra Railroad Construction
SAN FRANCISCO, July 14 — A figure from the foundational era of American railroading, Charles Crocker, left a…
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Japan’s trade surplus turns to deficit as weak yen raises import costs
The cheap yen is a bargain for tourists. For everyone else in Japan, it is a slow squeeze.…
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Melbourne marks International Day of Yoga at Albert Park Lake
MELBOURNE, June 29 — The Consulate General of India in Melbourne marked the 12th International Day of Yoga…
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