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The Indian tech landscape is undergoing a significant transformation marked by the struggles of two major players Paytm and Byju’s as concerns mount over the fragility of the country’s start-up ecosystem.
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's elections have cemented the rise of a local rights activist in the southwestern port of Gwadar, potentially affecting China's Belt and Road Initiative projects in the area.
Abdil Mughis Mudhoffir is the Asian studies subject coordinator at the Asia Institute of the University of Melbourne and the author of "State of Disorder: Privatised Violence and the State in Indonesia."
From major elections to inflation and recession risks, the world right now is highly unpredictable, according to Freddie Lait of Latitude Investment Management.
Editor’s Note: This article contains details that readers may find distressing.
Australia’s defence minister has said Canberra is keen for Tokyo to play a larger role in the development of defence technology under the Aukus security partnership, but he stopped short of suggesting Japan should join a pact that presently brings together Australia, Britain and the United States.
In a video released yesterday, Yulia Navalnaya said she would carry on her husband’s work to challenge President Vladimir Putin’s autocratic rule and called on his followers to rally alongside her.