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Renowned journalist Tsuchiya Hideo in his recent article, “Goodbye BRICS, Hello VIIPs—Southern Asia as the New Growth Hub” asserts that the VIIPs (Vietnam, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines) represent the next wave of economic powerhouses. 

According to a recent study on shallow-water ecosystems, by 2100, mangroves, tidal marshes, and coral habitats could all significantly diminish due to climate change and coastal land usage, whereas seagrass meadows could expand and macroalgal beds might remain steady. The results of this study are published in the open-access journal PLOS Climate by Hirotada Moki and colleagues from the Port and Airport Research Institute in Japan.

PUTRAJAYA: A total of 116 applications for research and development (R&D) in science, technology and innovation (STI) projects have been approved to d...

Wisconsin has about 460,000 small business owners statewide who can apply for small business grants. Submitting an application and competing for Wisconsin small business grants can …

Scientists discovered a new species of extinct whale that lived in the ancient sea that once covered present-day Egypt around 41 million years ago. An international team of scientists, led by Egyptian researchers, has made a remarkable find: a new species of extinct whale, Tutcetus rayanensis, that

Bangladesh's vulnerability to climate change makes sustainable finance increasingly important, with its focus on environmental goals through financial regulations, standards, and products.

The Daily Star (TDS): Your bank has been recognized as one of the Top Banks and Financial Institutions in “Sustainability Rating 2022” by Bangladesh Bank.

India News: Amidst shifting global dynamics and India's transformative transitions, the Asean-India alliance emerges as a formidable force.From being Regional Dia

The Indian army has contracted 49 schemes worth INR 76 billion ($1.01 billion) under its fourth round of emergency procurement, catering to capabilities ranging from drones to individual protective equipment. The army had previously signed 68 schemes worth INR 66 billion in the first three tranches of emergency procurements.

Sources in the military establishment also said the present global scenario necessitates a flexible and adaptive approach to tackle defence and national security challenges.