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Forged Parfait, Invented from Japanese Quail Available First in Singapore

Vow, a cultured meat tech company becomes the first outside the US to gain regulatory approval and sell cultured meat, launches its first product Forged Parfait in Singapore.

All Eyes on Brunei’s Designers at Indonesia Fashion Week 2024

It's a month of high heels and haute couture in Jakarta as Bruneian Fashion Debuts Bold Prints at Indonesia Fashion Week 2024

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Gas Monetisation a Strategic Focus as Libya Increases Exports to Europe

Libya has allocated USD 1.23 billion to develop the Hamada NC-7 concession in its latest budget, which was approved by Libya’s eastern-based parliament last month, according to a recent MEED report.

How PPP is Increasing Efficiencies Across Saudi’s Gigaprojects

UK legal firm Ashurst Senior Associates Jason Gouveia and Joanne McGuire discuss why concerns about whom ultimately bears the payment risk in a PPP arrangement becomes highly relevant in gigaprojects.

Cross-Border Co-ordination a Must to Meet Future Clean Energy Demand

According to Taqa CEO Omar Al Hashmi, the global demand for renewable energy is increasing. However, the windiest and sunniest parts of the world are not where the need for energy is highest. This is where transmission plays a big role, linking energy generation to energy use as a product of global interconnection, and diversifying production from renewable sources to create a steadier supply of clean power. 

Identity, Nationalism and the Politics of Sectarianism in the Middle East

ANU Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies PhD Candidate Khalid Al Bostanji reviews the work of Miaad A. Hassan on how majorities and minorities in the Middle East shape political identities. He argues that these identities have not been sectarian but rather responsive to highly nuanced political and external challenges.
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