The Chief Executive Officer of Saudi Aramco Group, Amin Nasser, has articulated a strategic vision for the state-owned oil titan, emphasizing a robust drive towards expanding its investment.
Asia
In the halls of Japan’s parliamentary chambers, a crisis of confidence has unfurled its grip on the nation’s political landscape. The Liberal Democratic Party (PLD), which has long stood as a bastion of conservative right-wing ideology in Japan.
In an ambitious move that could reshape global trade routes, France has proposed the development of a modern trade corridor, tentatively dubbed the “Suez Canal of the 21st Century,”
In recent years, inflation has been a persistent concern for economies around the world, with central banks and policymakers grappling to maintain price stability.
On Saturday, South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Russian Ambassador to Seoul, Georgi Zinoviev, to address a contentious exchange that has added a new layer of complexity.
Myanmar’s military rulers have announced a further six-month extension of the state of emergency, a move that delays the promised elections once again since the military seized power on February 1, 2021.
Japan has announced the suspension of its financial contributions to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).
Bhutan, the small Himalayan kingdom known for its philosophy of Gross National Happiness, has historically maintained a cautious approach to economic development and international trade.
On a crisp January morning, under a clear blue sky, the pomp and circumstance of military might and cultural diversity unfolded on the historic Rajpath boulevard in New Delhi.