Asia Infrastructure
Erdogan provides Saudis with €47.50/MWh price guarantee for 2-GW of solar
Deal also includes zero-cost land, tax exemptions and offtake assurances.
Transboundary haze from Indonesian peatland fires crosses into Malaysia, threatens biodiversity
The cross-border crisis follows a rapid surge in satellite-detected hotspots and burnt territory across Sumatra and Indonesian Borneo.
India’s green energy InvITs boom is waiting to happen
The Indian renewable energy sector offers significant opportunities for Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) to deepen capital mobilisation in the space despite the limited existence of InvITs at present, according to a recent report.
Indonesia issues tsunami warnings following magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Flores
Tsunami warnings have been issued across four provinces in central and southern Indonesia after a powerful magnitude-7.7 earthquake struck off the coast of Flores island early on August 15.
Televised embarrassment at Ankara signing ceremony appears to expose Iranian influence in Iraqi cabinet
Display of regional statecraft hits stumbling block as minister baulks at putting pen to Development Road contract.
China to open Afghanistan border after nearly a century? Iran to bomb “Trump” route? “Cargo corridor” journalism is where it’s at nowadays
Wars are reshaping countries’ thinking on how to get goods in and out.
Singapore’s nuclear question
Singapore has been looking long and hard into energy sources the island can still explore.
New Pakistan-Iran road routes and Central Asian trade
A Eurasianet partner post from the Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst.