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Think Bhutan’s $100 daily tourism fee is pricey? It could go even higher, says prime minister
Bhutan may increase its $100 daily sustainable tourism fees if the country's tourism industry recovers soon, Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay told CNBC.
Iran's President Raisi and Foreign Minister Amirabdollahian killed in helicopter crash, state media says
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi died in a helicopter crash along with Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, state media reported Monday.
Taiwan's new president urges China to stop its 'intimidation' and 'choose dialogue over confrontation'
Taiwan's new President Lai Ching-te urged China to stop its hostile political and military threats against the island and work toward regional peace on Monday.
Modi's strongman rule raises questions about India's 'democratic decline' as he seeks a third term
India has witnessed signs of democratic backsliding that has become apparent during the Modi era, observers and critics say.
China is a 'critical' global supplier, full decoupling may be impossible, survey shows
Chinese companies are growing more optimistic about a rise in trade exports as firms show no signs of fully decoupling from China, according to Allianz Trade.
CNBC's Inside India newsletter: What's next for India's regulators?
One area that has caught regulators' attention is the rapidly growing derivatives market, particularly futures and options trading.
Chinese EV startup Nio is changing its global strategy with U.S., EU tariffs on the horizon
Chinese electric car startup Nio is adjusting its approach to global markets in light of geopolitical developments, CEO William Li said Thursday.
As Putin and Xi meet, the power dynamics between Russia and China keep the West guessing
Analysts say the relationship is nuanced, deeper than a "marriage of convenience," and complex on a number of fronts.
Gold, silver and platinum's red-hot rally still has further to go, strategists say
Gold, silver and platinum prices have been on a tear so far this year. Strategists say it's not over yet.
Georgia president holds talks on 'how to save' the country as U.S., EU and NATO decry 'Russian law'
The U.S., European Union, NATO and the United Nations have all issued statements expressing concern about Georgia's divisive legislation.
China’s international students under pressure as economic uncertainty looms
A growing number of overseas Chinese students are running into financial difficulties due to the declining wealth of their families back home.
Fallout between the Maldives and India is ‘absolutely’ benefiting Sri Lanka, says tourism minister
Indian travelers' boycott of the Maldives is benefiting Sri Lanka, says Sri Lanka's Tourism Minister Harin Fernando, citing the countries' tight relationship.
Costa Rica, Greece and 42 other countries with a digital nomad visa—the U.S. isn't one of them
As of May 2024, these countries offer digital nomad visas or similar schemes geared towards bringing in remote workers.
Georgia passes 'Russia-style' law on foreign influence despite U.S. warnings and mass protests
Georgian lawmakers on Tuesday passed a highly controversial "Kremlin-style" law on foreign influence, despite massive protests in the country.
Stellantis to rapidly grow exports of Chinese EVs to Europe, other countries
The announcement comes amid increasing geopolitical tensions surrounding China-made electric vehicles in the U.S., Europe and other regions.
Sony reports 7% drop in annual profit as PlayStation 5 sales miss trimmed target
Sony on Tuesday reported a 7% drop in annual profits in the fiscal year 2023, logging its first drop in annual profits since 2020.
Malaysia won't use interest rates to prop up the ringgit, says central bank deputy chief
Bank Negara's Adnan Zaylani Mohamad Zahid said the country's monetary policy decisions will be determined by economic growth and the inflation outlook.
Sri Lanka travel visa costs doubled to $100 last month. The reason for the hike is disputed
VFS Global "missed out" on offering 30-day e-visas to Sri Lanka, Tourism Minister Harin Fernando told CNBC Thursday. But VFS Global said it was following orders.
China and India still rely heavily on coal, climate targets remain 'very difficult' to achieve
China and India have not reduced coal generation for electricity, making it harder for Asia's largest carbon emitters to reach their climate targets.
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