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Leather and Textile Coatings Market Projected to Reach $13.13 Billion by 2034, Driven by Smart Technologies and Sustainability

Leather and Textile Coatings Market Projected to Reach $13.13 Billion by 2034, Driven by Smart Technologies and Sustainability

Leather and Textile Coatings Market Projected to Reach $13.13 Billion by 2034, Driven by Smart Technologies and Sustainability
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India Plans Joint Assembly of Javelin Anti-Tank Guided Missiles with Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Joint Venture

India Plans Joint Assembly of Javelin Anti-Tank Guided Missiles with Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Joint Venture

India Plans Joint Assembly of Javelin Anti-Tank Guided Missiles with Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Joint Venture
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Posco and Hyundai Steel Expand U.S. Presence, Exploring Cooperation with Cleveland-Cliffs Amid Surging Demand

Posco and Hyundai Steel Expand U.S. Presence, Exploring Cooperation with Cleveland-Cliffs Amid Surging Demand

Posco and Hyundai Steel Expand U.S. Presence, Exploring Cooperation with Cleveland-Cliffs Amid Surging Demand
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U.S. National and Ukrainian Citizens Linked to Myanmar Drone Attack Under Indian Investigation

U.S. National and Ukrainian Citizens Linked to Myanmar Drone Attack Under Indian Investigation

India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) is investigating a suspected international drone network after alleging that six Ukrainian nationals and an American citizen, currently in Indian custody, are linked to a drone attack on a civilian passenger aircraft in Myanmar. The NIA informed a Delhi court that it possesses 'credible information' regarding the involvement of these foreign nationals in the incident. The alleged attack involved a first-person-view (FPV) drone striking a Myanmar National Airlines ATR-72-600 at Myitkyina Airport as it prepared for departure, causing damage to its nose, mid-fuselage, and tail. The investigation began after seven foreign nationals were arrested in March while attempting to leave India. The NIA claims that 14 Ukrainian nationals entered India on tourist visas, traveled to Guwahati, and then allegedly entered Mizoram without required permits before crossing illegally into Myanmar for pre-scheduled training in drone warfare, operations, assembly, and jamming technology...
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Chemco Plastic Industries, Supplier to Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, Plans ₹1,500 Crore IPO

Chemco Plastic Industries, Supplier to Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, Plans ₹1,500 Crore IPO

Chemco Plastic Industries, Supplier to Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, Plans ₹1,500 Crore IPO
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Chemco Plastic Industries, Supplier to PepsiCo and Coca-Cola, Plans ₹1,500 Crore IPO

Chemco Plastic Industries, Supplier to PepsiCo and Coca-Cola, Plans ₹1,500 Crore IPO

Chemco Plastic Industries, Supplier to PepsiCo and Coca-Cola, Plans ₹1,500 Crore IPO
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Invesco Appoints Marty Franc as Head of Asia Pacific Following Andrew Lo's Retirement

Invesco Appoints Marty Franc as Head of Asia Pacific Following Andrew Lo's Retirement

Invesco Appoints Marty Franc as Head of Asia Pacific Following Andrew Lo's Retirement
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Nepal Denies Seeking Compensation from India for Flood Damages

Nepal Denies Seeking Compensation from India for Flood Damages

Nepal's Minister for Foreign Affairs Shisir Khanal has clarified that Kathmandu has not sought financial compensation from India or any other country, including China or the United States, following catastrophic flash floods. Khanal dismissed reports suggesting that Nepal had formally demanded climate compensation from its regional neighbor. He emphasized that Nepal's call is for the global community to view the disaster through the lens of climate change and its impact on the nation. Khanal highlighted the shared environmental ecosystems among China, India, and Nepal in the Himalayas, urging these countries to collaborate for better preparedness against climate change impacts. He also called for global support for smaller nations like Nepal, stressing the need to address the long-term effects of rising temperatures rather than providing one-time assistance.
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PwC Projects Global AI Infrastructure Investment to Reach $31.6 Trillion by 2050, U.S. to Account for 48%

PwC Projects Global AI Infrastructure Investment to Reach $31.6 Trillion by 2050, U.S. to Account for 48%

Global investment in AI infrastructure is projected to reach $31.6 trillion by 2050, according to modeling commissioned by PwC from Oxford Economics across 46 countries. Annual capital expenditure is expected to rise from $800 billion this year to $1.8 trillion by 2050. The United States is anticipated to account for a substantial portion of this spending, approximately $15.1 trillion, or 48% of the total. Asia Pacific follows with $8.2 trillion, led by China and India, while Europe and the Middle East make up the remainder. A significant trend highlighted is that equipment will represent about 70% of data center capital expenditure, rising to 93% by 2050, fundamentally changing the nature of data centers as assets. This shift means that data centers will increasingly resemble equipment-heavy operations rather than traditional property businesses.
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Hilton Identifies India as Fastest-Growing Tourism Market, Projects Significant Expansion

Hilton Identifies India as Fastest-Growing Tourism Market, Projects Significant Expansion

Hilton Identifies India as Fastest-Growing Tourism Market, Projects Significant Expansion
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U.S. Department of Commerce Increases Antidumping Duties on Indian Shrimp Imports, Citing Market Dumping

U.S. Department of Commerce Increases Antidumping Duties on Indian Shrimp Imports, Citing Market Dumping

U.S. Department of Commerce Increases Antidumping Duties on Indian Shrimp Imports, Citing Market Dumping
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EU Ships Scrapped in South Asia Despite Domestic Capacity, Study Reveals Policy Gaps

EU Ships Scrapped in South Asia Despite Domestic Capacity, Study Reveals Policy Gaps

A new study by the NGO Shipbreaking Platform and T&E reveals that the vast majority of EU-owned or EU-flagged ships are being scrapped in South Asia under poor environmental and safety conditions, despite the EU having sufficient domestic recycling capacity. Between 2019 and 2025, only 22% of EU-flagged and/or EU-owned ships dismantled worldwide were recycled in EU facilities, representing just 5% of the total tonnage. Nearly half of these ships, accounting for 66% of total tonnage, were beached in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The study highlights that many shipowners reflag their vessels or falsely claim continued operations to evade EU waste export restrictions, which prohibit ships becoming waste in EU waters from being exported to non-OECD countries and require EU-flagged vessels to use EU-approved facilities. This practice results in the export of toxic waste and a loss of valuable high-quality materials for the EU economy.