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Burundi laboratories gain international recognition

Concerns over stratas being left out of city services

The US has been racing to reopen embassies and deepen links with Pacific countries in the wake of a Solomons security pact with China

Drawing comparisons between Mumbai's extensive commute times and the considerably lesser travel time in several global cities, Radhika Gupta attempted to underline how quality infrastructure can contribute significantly to improving an individual's productivity

The Ministry of Trade and Industry has launched the Quality Infrastructure Initiatives that will have a significant impact on the industrial...

Russia’s war on Ukraine, the US-China rivalry, and evolving geostrategic dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region have pushed Japan to recalibrate its approach to emerging countries in the global south. European governments, facing challenges to restore a positive image in their engagement with these countries, can draw valuable inspiration from Tokyo’s approach

The Ministry of Trade and Industry has launched the Quality Infrastructure Initiatives that will have a significant impact on the industrial transformation agenda of Ghana.

Japan can be a key advocate for ASEAN connectivity and resilience, but its utility hinges on Tokyo’s ability to navigate global power dynamics.

As ASEAN faces new challenges, Japan has established itself as a benign and engaged partner despite a troubled past, writes Vannarith Chheang (NTU).

The Quality Council of India (QCI) and the Commissionerate of Food Safety in Assam have signed an MoU to improve the food safety ecosystem in the state. The QCI aims to enhance the quality of products, services, and infrastructure in Assam, which will contribute to the states development.