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Qatar's Olympics-style World Cup may not be 'carbon-neutral', as Fifa claims. But what to do to make future tournaments sustainable? - Vimarsana News

Qatar's Olympics-style World Cup may not be 'carbon-neutral', as Fifa claims. But what to do to make future tournaments sustainable?

AsiaOne has launched EarthOne, a new section dedicated to environmental issues — because we love the planet and we believe science. Find articles like this there. Souk Waqif in Doha, Qatar, is a colourful place even when there aren’t thousands of football fans jostling to occupy its antiques shops, restaurants and shisha lounges. In the late afternoon sun, the mud-brick...

Blue dam holds back red wave - Vimarsana News

Blue dam holds back red wave

Tuesday was a healthy and much needed antidote to the poisonous propagandists seeking to undermine confidence in state and national elections.

Do you have to split your estate evenly between your children? - Vimarsana News

Do you have to split your estate evenly between your children?

Courts in some provinces can vary the distribution of an estate and override a last will and testament. Here’s how it could affect you.

China's ambassador backs the right to take control of Taiwan by force - Vimarsana News

China's ambassador backs the right to take control of Taiwan by force

In a Canberra speech that sparked concern from Japan and others, Xiao Qian endorsed a paper that said China would not renounce the use of force to take Taiwan.

Cathie Wood Says Signs of Weak Economy Should Lead to Fed Rate Cuts - Vimarsana News

Cathie Wood Says Signs of Weak Economy Should Lead to Fed Rate Cuts

Cathie Wood, who runs the Ark Innovation ETF, says rising jobless claims are among the signs the US economy is in trouble.