Author: The Nation
The rise is attributed to scam networks relocating from other Southeast Asian countries like Cambodia and Myanmar following crackdowns, drawn by Sri Lanka’s relaxed visa rules and stable internet.Read More
The two nations have also agreed to strengthen the exchange of information and experiences related to these crimes in order to suppress them more effectively.Read More
Bringing Asia CloserRead More
The junta announced on April 30 that it had placed Ms Suu Kyi, 80, under house arrest, where she will serve out her remaining sentence of about 18 years.Read More
In the announcement, the ministry said it made the determination after investigating the matter with the Ministry of Commerce and other departments, in accordance with China’s regulations on counteracting the unjustified extraterritorial application of foreign laws and measures.Read More
Avoid costly Tourist Fines in Europe. Learn essential travel rules for Italy, Spain, France, and Portugal to enjoy a safe, stress-free trip.Read More
AI-powered border systems across Europe may reshape U.S. travel this summer, introducing new biometric checks, digital screening, and stricter pre-boarding requirements that could affect transatlantic trips to destinations like France, Italy, and Spain.Read More
Long‑distance rail journeys surge across Europe and the UK in 2025–26 as rail usage grows and sustainable travel gains traction.Read More
Italy, Spain, Portugal, and France warn US tourists that disruptive behaviour can lead to fines and legal consequences in popular summer destinations.Read More
European countries are forecast to source 80% of their liquefied natural gas supplies (LNG) imports from the US by 2028, deepeningRead More