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Taiwan and India signed an agreement on Friday (Feb 16) to bring in Indian migrant workers to the island as labour-strained Taipei seeks to expand its foreign workforce beyond its traditional source countries of Southeast Asia.
A man in his 30s was mauled to death by a lion at a zoo in India after he jumped into its enclosure to take a selfie with the big feline.
GUWAHATI, India — At least two people were killed and scores injured in India's northeastern Manipur state after security forces opened fire at a mob in Churachandpur district late on Thursday (Feb 15), a police official said, as sporadic violence continued in the region.
NEW DELHI -- A growing tribe of private equity and venture capital investors is heading to India's hinterland amid a rise in local tech talent coupled with improving infrastructure, increasing Internet penetration and lower operational expenses.
NEW DELHI -- Indian farmers have said they will put off a planned protest march to Delhi, amid talks with the government over their demands for better crop prices, debt waivers and pensions.
Richard Yetsenga is chief economist and head of research at ANZ Banking Group in Sydney.
Myanmar has experienced a significant loss of its national mangrove forests, primarily due to the expansion of the rice, palm oil and rubber plantation sectors in recent decades. Similarly, in Indonesia and Thailand, mangrove forests have undergone substantial degradation, largely because of the growth of aquaculture, which has altered the natural landscape and disturbed the hydrological system, inducing pollution and algal blooms.
Shares in Swiss software company Temenos were down over 6% on Friday afternoon, extending Thursday's losses when they closed over 28% lower.