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Ireland GDP shrinks 0.6% in Q4 2025 as pharma export volatility hits growth, while domestic demand remains steady, data shows.

Ireland Updates:Ireland’s GDP Shrinks 0.6% In Q4 2025 Amid Pharma Export Volatility

raafi.pu@gmail.com / February 2, 2026

Ireland GDP shrinks 0.6% in Q4 2025, marking another quarter of contraction driven largely by volatility in multinational-dominated sectors, particularly […]

Sri Lanka tax holidays UAE investors offer up to 15-year incentives and Colombo Port City to attract investment in energy, tourism, and logistics.

Sri Lanka Updates: Sri Lanka pitches tax holidays and Colombo Port City hub to draw UAE investors

raafi.pu@gmail.com / January 25, 2026

Sri Lanka tax holidays UAE investors are at the center of Colombo’s latest effort to attract foreign investment. The government

Sharif Osman Hadi’s death creates major Bangladesh vote impact, reshaping Dhaka elections with anti-corruption, culture, and youth activism at the center.

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Bangladesh Updates: Killing of Sharif Osman Hadi jolts Bangladesh vote in Dhaka as post-Hasina elections near

raafi.pu@gmail.com / January 24, 2026

The recent killing of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi has created a significant Bangladesh vote impact in Dhaka, as the

Bhutan joins Sei Blockchain as a validator, expanding crypto strategy with asset tokenization, DeSci, and state-backed digital infrastructure.

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Bhutan Updates: Bhutan Joins Sei Blockchain as Validator Powerhouse in Crypto Push

raafi.pu@gmail.com / January 23, 2026

Bhutan joins Sei Blockchain in a major step toward expanding its national crypto and blockchain strategy. On January 22, 2026,

Syria recognizes Turkish university degrees in northern regions, boosting student rights and signaling academic cooperation with Turkey.

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Syria Updates: Boosts Turkish Uni Degrees in North—Ankara Hails Game-Changing Academic Pact Amid Reconstruction Hopes

raafi.pu@gmail.com / January 20, 2026

In a significant step toward educational recovery and regional cooperation, Syria recognizes Turkish university degrees issued by branches operating in