ADB-Funded Hulbuk-Temurmalik-Kangurt Highway Opens In Tajikistan
The construction of the highway consisted of two stages, the first stage covered Hulbuk-Temurmalik (33.4 km), and the second stage covered Temurmalik-Kangurt (25.17 km).
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Water Scarcity In Uzbekistan Intensifies Despite International Help
The convergence of a growing population and unfavorable climatic conditions has been identified as the primary cause of droughts in Uzbekistan. There appears to be a lack of awareness among the general population regarding water conservation and its significance.
IMEEC Project Set To Revolutionize Global Trade And Strengthen International Bonds
The project, with a budget of 3.5 crores rupees (421214.50 USD), is poised to significantly enhance maritime trade and freight transport among the participating nations. The Cabinet is optimistic about the project's prospects for success, as it is expected to reinforce the bonds between India and the Middle East.
CNPC Hastens Turkmenistan-China Gas Pipeline’s Line D To Offset Import Losses
The president of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to prioritize the construction of Line D of the Turkmenistan-China gas pipeline during discussions in Beijing. Pricing and technical issues have slowed down the project however now the CNPC is gearing up towards the completion of the project.
Thailand Delays Chinese Submarine Deal Due To German Engine Issue, Negotiations Ongoing
Germany withdrew from the agreement citing political constraints, which resulted in the project being in a state of uncertainty. Despite China's alternative proposal to provide its own CHD620 engine, a state-of-the-art reverse-engineered technology, Thailand remained committed to the initial contract, insisting on acquiring the German-origin engines for the submarines.
Indonesian Tin Mining Crisis: Environment, Humans, And Wildlife Suffering
The excessive exploitation of Indonesia's natural resources has brought about significant climatic and economic consequences. Notably, the majority of tin mining companies operate illegally, showing a disregard for social responsibility. Their focus lies solely on the extraction of tin deposits, with no commitment to the welfare of the local community.
ASEAN-GCC Summit Yields Hope For Resolution In Kuwait-Philippines Labor Dispute
The Kuwaiti monarch insisted that the issue could be resolved and that labor conditions would be improved. President Marcos is optimistic about improvement in the relations between the two countries.
Gaganyaan’s Test Flight Success Propels India’s Space Ambitions
At 10 am, TV-D1 successfully took off, and the payloads landed in the sea as per the planned trajectory. The test mission has been officially declared a success.
Japanese Parliament Set to Review Prime Minister’s Economic Reform Package
Prime Minister Kishida is scheduled to deliver his report to both the Lower and Upper houses on Monday. Following the presentation, the bill will undergo a debate, and once a consensus is reached, it will be put into effect.
Sequoia Capital Under Investigatation By U.S. House Over China Tech Investment Probe
The U.S. Committee is currently scrutinizing Sequoia Capital for its investments in China, particularly in the fields of semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and quantum technology.
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