Abu Dhabi drone strike: Three killed, six injured, including two Indians
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MAS bans public cryptocurrency promotion in Singapore
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Vietnam’s games publisher Funtap launches US$10M blockchain fund
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Why industrial automation is the next big opportunity for startups
Growing up in modern society, I am sure that most of us have heard of the Industrial Revolution and the…
Mio banks US$8M Series A to empower Vietnamese women via its social commerce platform for fresh produce
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Quadria Capital injects US$90M into Con Cung to build super app for Vietnamese mothers
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Ecosystem Roundup: Is decentralisation the panacea for everything?; Moladin closes US$42M Series A
Used cars platform Moladin closes US$42M Series A round Lead investors are Northstar Group and Sequoia India; Started in 2017…
UAE gov and Saudi launch airstrikes on Houthis (in Yemen) after deadly Houthi drone strike in Abu Dhabi. "UAE authorities are dealing transparently and responsibly with the heinous Houthi attack on some civilian facilities in Abu Dhabi," said Gargash, diplomatic adviser to UAE leadership.
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Ansar Allah drone attack on Abu Dhabi puts into question prospects for peaceful settlement of the crisis in Yemen and constitutes a breach of the international law, says Russian lawmaker Slutsky. ‘targets in the UAE were attacked by five ballistic and cruise missiles and a large number of drones’
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Saudi project clears 4,739 Houthi mines in Yemen
The Saudi Project for Landmine Clearance in Yemen dismantled 4,739 Houthi mines in the second week of January. This…