…engineering, sciences, mathematics, and technology. Together with the US, Russia, China and India, Iran belongs to the top-five league of engineering graduates worldwide. The cocktail of world-scale natural resources, a…

…to electricity. Indonesia is the most populous country in Southeast Asia and the fourth most populous country in the world, behind China, India, and the United States. The rapid expansion…

…people. China and India have done it in only 12 and 16 years respectively, each with about 100 times as many people. In other words, this economic acceleration is roughly…

…has been discussed that two docks would be leased to India for 10 years in the hope of slicing India’s oil transportation costs by around 30 per cent. India had…

…of interest in India. GDP growth is a great indication. You only need to look at the size of India’s consumer market. This all means India is an attractive destination…

…concentrates on three main areas: the ‘Make in India’ initiative, making it easier to do business in India and creating stability in the tax regime. Tell me a bit more…

…provided significant opportunities for his company, which generates 20 per cent to 23 per cent of its global income from Southeast Asia and India. ASEAN countries have to spend an…

…FTAs with India, China and the USA; the possibility of a general election in the UK; what the UK might have to do about agreements it has within existing FTAs…

…included HSBC, KPMG, G3 Diageo, Jardine Matheson, Aggreko, ABP London and Nikkei. Our next private briefing is on Tuesday, 22 March when Asia House will welcome KPMG India CEO Richard…

…many more Indians (even non-BJP supporters) favouring the Hindu majoritarian narrative.   Things to watch out for next week The Indian stock market rose sharply as the results rolled in….

China, Japan and India currently account for more than 80 per cent of the world’s homebuilding industry, with 270 million new homes needed in China and India alone by 2025….

…India and up to 22 per cent GDP growth in China by 2025, he said. “The GDP impact of disruptive technologies for some of Asia’s biggest economic zones will be…

…received the attention they deserved.” “The Prime Minister’s first bilateral visit outside Europe was to India. That speaks volumes about her commitment to enhancing Britain’s relationships across Asia,” he pointed…

…Indian citizen who currently lives in the USA, has worked abroad since 1971 but remains outspoken on Indian affairs. When asked why he does not live in India, he said:…

…poised to accelerate, unlike India and the Philippines that are already posting high growth rates but may have peaked. It is hard to sustain growth rates of seven or eight…

…Our IP office is operating internationally advising governments on best practice and helping them to set up procedures,” she added. “We have made some good progress. China and India are…