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Hard-earned reforms to fossil fuel subsidies are coming under threat
Authors: Wataru Matsumura and Zakia Adam*
Worldwide fossil fuel consumption subsidies almost halved between 2012 and 2016, from a high point in 2012 of more...
In natural gas markets, winter is coming
Natural gas importers across the globe are looking at the next few months with similar anticipation as fans of the next season of Game...
CPEC and cultural convergence
Regional connectivity and Cultural convergence has always been helpful in making world a global village. In this regard CPEC - as a greater part...
Report: Growing Exponentially, Floating Solar Opens Up New Horizons for Renewable Energy
Floating solar technologies are creating major new opportunities to scale up solar energy around the world, particularly in countries with high population density and...
Iran’s regional electricity hub plan
Despite its huge oil and gas reserves, Iran has been unable to play an important role in regional and international energy market.
Despite its huge...
CPEC’s revival: Faster and Robust
Soon there will an end to the baseless propaganda being spread out by the Western media, against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and the...
A new political turn in Sri Lankan politics with Sirisena-Rajapaksa alliance
In the last couple of months, the South Asian region has seen a trend of uncertain political changes. Since the end of July, Pakistan...
An uncertain step in moving China-Japan relations
Authors: Meshach Ampwera & Luo Xinghuan
On October 26, Chinese President Xi Jinping met Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and praised that both China and Japan...
Korea should improve the quality of employment for older workers
Korea should reform its employment regulations and improve social protection in order to make work more rewarding for older workers and tackle old-age poverty,...
Waste: The hidden treasure
For Matilda Payne, founder of My Extreme Deco, waste is the new gold. Her small Ghana-based enterprise has found a way to valorize waste...