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Special Economic Zones Progress & Promotion
Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is an enclave
in which business, trade and investment laws are different from rest of the
country. SEZs are located within the
territorial...
Joining forces for sustainable development
Lao People’s Democratic Republic’s development story is one of a nation
with its sights firmly set on building a prosperous future in concert with the
broader...
India’s Saffronised economics: Burgeoning Sino-Indian trade amid China-boycott calls
It appears
Indian economics, too, is getting radicalised. Aside from shady efforts to
isolate Pakistan under FATF, India is furious at China also. India tried to
boycott...
Companies Are Saving to Transform as Digital Disruption Gains Momentum Globally
As digital technologies continue to reinvent how businesses grow and
operate, the associated risks and opportunities are prompting companies to
expand their cost management strategies, according...
The Deep Forces Preventing Reform in Malaysia
The Pakatan Harapan coalition general
election victory almost a year ago was supposed to herald a new reform era in a
country spavined by corruption, cronyism...
Addressing Sri Lanka’s Macroeconomic Challenges
Sri Lanka is widely recognized for its rapid development progress—as
shown by various development indicators—but underperformance on growth. The
country’s growth slowed to 3.2% in 2018....
President Xi Aims and Ambitions
Since coming to power in 2012, Chinese
President Xi Jinping has directed a more active foreign policy and advocated
for China to play a larger role...
East Asia and Pacific Growth Expected to Moderate as Global Headwinds Persist
Growth in developing East Asia and the Pacific (EAP) is projected to
soften to 6.0 percent in 2019 and 2020, down from 6.3 percent in...
INSTC: The power of Iran to revive its geopolitical significance
Authors:
Vahid Pourtajrishi & Mahdi Torabi
The
strategic position of some countries in the field of transit is assumed as an
economic chance for them. International transit helps...
China 70 years from now
In my opinion, after
the 19thCPC National Congress, two changes characterize the new form
of Communist China: the amendment to the Party’s Constitution, with the phrase
"Xi...