D-8 Halal Expo Indonesia Closes with Over USD 13 Million in Transactions

During the five-day D-8 Halal Expo Indonesia (D-8 HEI) in Jakarta, transaction commitments reached approximately USD 13.4 million, according to event organizers. The inaugural exhibition brought together Indonesian business actors and partners from various D-8 member states, highlighting the growing economic integration within the international community. Transaction Commitments and Business Matching Results The pioneer D-8 … Read more

In Colombo, Asia redefines sovereignty

The “Hands Off Asia” assembly in Colombo, convened by the International Peoples’ Assembly and Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research, argues that Asian sovereignty in the 21st century requires independence from international debt, digital ecosystems, and military bases. According to speakers at the event, including former Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, true sovereignty now … Read more

8 Magical Islands to Add to Your Bucket List

Travelers seeking seclusion and natural immersion are increasingly prioritizing remote island destinations that offer both ecological preservation and immersive cultural experiences. The Shift Toward Immersive Island Tourism In Bali, Indonesia, this is evident in the density of cultural sites. Travelers are not just visiting for the coastline; they are integrating into a landscape defined by … Read more

Peasant Groups Sound Alarm Over Climate Crisis, Trade Deals, and AI City Land Grab

Agricultural stability across South Asia is facing a dual crisis as extreme weather patterns decimate crop yields while rapid industrial land acquisition threatens the livelihoods of millions. Heatwaves and the Collapse of Rain-Fed Agriculture The agricultural sector in South Asia is reeling from temperatures that have turned once-productive lands into high-risk zones. In India, Pakistan, … Read more

Drones Combat Dengue Fever Surge in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is deploying military drones to scan rooftops for mosquito breeding sites as dengue infections surpass 46,000 this year. This technological intervention follows a surge in cases that has nearly doubled last year’s figures and pushed hospitals to capacity, following heavy rains and recent cyclone damage. How is Sri Lanka fighting the current dengue … Read more

Military Deployed as Dengue Cases Near 50,000

Sri Lanka is deploying military personnel to combat a surge in dengue fever as daily hospital admissions exceed 1,000. President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s office announced that army, navy, and air force officers will join a special unit to destroy mosquito breeding sites and prevent a healthcare collapse similar to the 2017 outbreak. Why is the … Read more

Dengue Outbreak: Sri Lanka Deploys Troops to Battle Deadly Mosquitoes

Why Is Sri Lanka Deploying the Military Against Dengue? Sri Lanka has mobilized its military to combat a surge in dengue fever cases, with over 1,000 hospital admissions reported daily. President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s office confirmed that army, navy, and air force personnel will join a special unit to identify and eliminate mosquito breeding sites. … Read more

West Indies Clinch T20 Series with 5-Wicket Win Over Sri Lanka

West Indies clinched the T20I series against Sri Lanka on Sunday, securing a five-wicket win in the third match at Kingston, Jamaica. Sherfane Rutherford’s unbeaten 54 and Shamar Joseph’s five-wicket haul propelled the West Indies to 170-5, overcoming Sri Lanka’s total of 169 to win the series 2-1. How did West Indies overcome Sri Lanka … Read more

India’s Malacca Strategy: Impact on China Relations

The Chokepoint Crisis: When Global Arteries Clog The global economy operates on a delicate web of maritime highways, but when a primary artery is severed, the entire system feels the shockwaves. The recent effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz has served as a brutal reminder of how fragile our energy security truly is. As … Read more