China is once again India’s top trading partner, overtaking the US

Regardless of the political conflict, China has overtaken the US as India’s largest trading partner. The US was India’s largest trading partner in the previous two fiscal years. According to the data of the Ministry of Commerce of India, the trade between India and China in the fiscal year 2023-24 was 118.4 billion or 11 […]

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Bangladeshi workers are unable to take advantage of the labor source country in Malaysia

Malaysia started recruiting workers from Bangladesh in 1984, but in 2015 it got the status of a labor source country. By that time, the number of workers in Bangladesh increased considerably and the number of Bangladeshis also increased in other fields. In total, there are about 1.5 million Bangladeshis in Malaysia. The most attractive of […]

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South Korea’s KEPCO Eyes UK Nuclear Power Project Amid Energy Revival Efforts

In a bid to bolster its presence in the global nuclear energy sector, South Korea’s Korea Electric Power Corp (KEPCO) is reportedly in talks with the British government to spearhead the construction of a nuclear power station off the coast of Wales, as per a report by the Financial Times. According to the report, KEPCO […]

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New Zealand and UAE Forge Stronger Economic Bonds with Launch of FTA Negotiations

In a bid to solidify their economic ties and foster greater collaboration, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have embarked on negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). This landmark move signifies a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing trade relations between the two nations. The commencement of negotiations was announced following a […]

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Turkish Airlines Eyes Strategic Aircraft Acquisition Amid Industry Shifts

Turkish Airlines (THYAO.IS) is poised for a significant fleet expansion, engaging in negotiations with industry giants Airbus (AIR.PA) and Boeing (BA.N) to acquire 235 new aircraft, announced Chairman Ahmet Bolat on Monday. This strategic move aligns with the airline’s ambitious 10-year growth plan, aiming to bolster its fleet by nearly 600 planes. Building on a […]

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Wave of boycott of Israeli products in Malaysia, 100 KFC outlets announced to be closed

One of the fast food chain restaurants KFC has been forced to close its business in Malaysia in the face of support and anger towards Israel. KFC has been unfairly supporting Israel since the beginning of the boycott of Israeli products, which started in the past few months due to the ongoing Palestinian-Israeli issue in […]

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China firms go ‘underground’ on Russia payments as banks pull back

As China’s big banks pull back from financing Russia-related transactions, some Chinese companies are turning to small banks on the border and underground financing channels such as money brokers, even banned cryptocurrency An appliance maker in southern China is finding it hard to ship its products to Russia, not because of any problems with the […]

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