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A multipolarity, scripted by the middle powers Updated: Updated: Japan, Iran, Turkey and India are well set to shape the emerging world order Share Article Japan, Iran, Turkey and India are well set to shape the emerging world order The acrimony between the United States and Chinese delegations at the Anchorage conclave on March 19, followed by U.S. President Joe Biden referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “killer” and Mr. Putin’s sharp riposte, and Mr. Biden’s reluctance to rejoin the nuclear agreement with Iran, are positions which make it clear that in respect of thr...

New Delhi must keep in mind that Quad is not a military alliance.

Source: Media Outreach APREA’s rebranding celebrates 16 years of long-term industry advocacy with re-found purpose in “Driving the Future of Real Assets” SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 7 April 2021 – APREA celebrates its 16th anniversary with the association’s mission redefined: To promote growth in the real assets sector by being the voice of members in all policy matters, providing access to industry-advancing research and insights and connecting members to business opportunities.Asia’s economic transformation over the past 60 years has been unprecedented with the 21st cent...

Published April 7, 2021, 6:00 AM The current bearish real estate industry in the Philippines is expected to bounce back in the second half this year to early 2022 fueled by the government’s huge infrastructure program and the private sector driven REITs regime. This was the gist by the Asia Pacific Real Assets Association (APREA), which is composed of chapter members from countries in the region, during a virtual media conference from Singapore as players in the Asia Pacific are positioning themselves for the real assets boom in the region post pandemic with expected explosion of capital c...

ANI | Updated: Mar 02, 2021 23:03 IST Tokyo [Japan], March 2 (ANI): Amid intense provocations by China and North Korea, Japan has emerged as a quiet leader in the Indo-Pacific, establishing itself as a stalwart of the liberal, rules-based international order. According to Foreign Affairs, Japan's inconspicuous ascent to regional leadership has gone mostly unnoticed in an era of Chinese bellicosity, North Korea's provocations and a raging COVID-19 pandemic. Yet Tokyo has deepened ties with neighbours, expanded multilateral initiative and set the regional a...