- November 26th, 2024
Last week, Chinese stocks recorded their largest gain since 2015, a historic year that brings back memories not only of soaring valuations but also of a devastating crash. While the markets rejoiced in the rally, some experts warned investors not...
The United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has highlighted the extensive use of the popular messaging app Telegram by powerful criminal networks operating out of Southeast Asia. The report, which exposes the role of the encrypted app in...
Algeria has announced plans to invest $1.5 billion to purchase shares in the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) while pulling back its bid for full membership in the BRICS economic alliance. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune made these revelations during an interview...
Over the summer and Mid-Autumn Festival peak travel seasons, China’s bustling cities were teeming with tourists, according to official travel data, painting an image of vibrant economic recovery and a resurgence in domestic travel. However, for many in the tourism...
Thai Airways International (THAI) is setting its sights on a transformative business strategy aimed at spurring growth and boosting profitability. The national airline, under the leadership of President Chai Eamsiri, is preparing to spin off key business units into standalone...
Sri Lanka’s New Government Endorses Controversial Debt Restructuring Plan Amid Political Uncertainty
Sri Lanka’s newly-elected government has approved a contentious restructuring deal for US$14.7 billion (RM62 billion) in foreign commercial credit, a plan tentatively agreed upon by the previous administration led by former President Ranil Wickremesinghe. The move has sparked widespread discussion...
China’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Chang Hua, emphasized Beijing's commitment to deepening its strategic partnership with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The ambassador highlighted that China is particularly keen on expanding cooperation in electric vehicle production and various other industries....
Stock investors in Japan have already felt the sting of what’s being called the “Ishiba shock.” However, the turmoil shaking the markets may only just be beginning for currency traders. With the yen seemingly set to surge, the election of...
For several years, Masato Kanda hardly slept. "Three hours a night is an exaggeration," Kanda chuckles as he recalls his grueling schedule from his office in Tokyo. "I slept for three hours consecutively before being woken up, but I then...
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