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Vietnam's ambitious plan to become a fintech hub – OpenGov Asia

Vietnam is positioning itself to become a major player in the global financial sector, with a focus on developing international financial centers in Ho Chi Minh City (HCM City) and Da Nang. Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh recently outlined five key tasks to ensure the successful establishment of these centers, emphasizing the importance… Continue reading Vietnam's ambitious plan to become a fintech hub – OpenGov Asia

Race card | 15:40 Windsor – Fitzdares Windsor Stayers Handicap Chase (Gbb Race)

The lucky man (2) always seemed to have enough to do at Aintree a fortnight ago when he narrowly got over fences. A further improvement can be achieved by using first jaw pieces. Selected for tracking. ART DECCO (1) managed a hat trick at the fence last season. He was shortlisted after going down due… Continue reading Race card | 15:40 Windsor – Fitzdares Windsor Stayers Handicap Chase (Gbb Race)

Trees are the star of these stunning homes and buildings while architects and designers go completely crazy

By now you may be familiar with biophilic design – the idea of ​​incorporating nature into design to improve our connection to the environment. Sustainability, well-being and harmony are usually part of it. Some architects and house designers use a special biophilic element to impressive effect: trees. We've already seen public spaces around the world… Continue reading Trees are the star of these stunning homes and buildings while architects and designers go completely crazy

Hedges and edges dominate conversations about Temple Terrace's new proposed fencing rules

TEMPLE TERRACE — Temple Terrace is addressing its fence regulations, the first of several revisions to the city's land development code to be implemented this year. The proposed changes, whose first reading was presented to the City Council on Jan. 7, are intended to clean up some language in the current codes and generally make… Continue reading Hedges and edges dominate conversations about Temple Terrace's new proposed fencing rules

This model's country house outside of Berlin is an idyllic retreat

Lossberg worked with a color consultant from Farrow & Ball to design different moods for the different rooms. They used strong wall colors and varnishes with a soft beige base tone to set clear accents and create an appealing atmosphere. She is particularly proud of the furniture selection, which also includes numerous family heirlooms. Even… Continue reading This model's country house outside of Berlin is an idyllic retreat

The true face of the Trump administration will soon be revealed

The chorus of accusations, doubts, blame, accusations and indictments was deafening. The results of the 2024 elections are visible and understandable to all of us. To our collective credit, this time we were spared the spectacle of a tantrum-throwing loser refusing to accept the verdict of the electorate. Things might have been different if Donald… Continue reading The true face of the Trump administration will soon be revealed

The impact of demographic change on pension systems and retirement planning

The Evolving Retirement Landscape: Managing Demographic Change and Retirement Planning The global demographic landscape is changing dramatically and is having a profound impact on pension systems and retirement planning. As populations age and birth rates decline, the sustainability of these systems is under scrutiny, prompting policymakers, economists and financial planners to reevaluate traditional models. By… Continue reading The impact of demographic change on pension systems and retirement planning

Ancient Indian practices improve modern “green” buildings

Features News day 7 hours ago John Mohanlal Ramnandanlall – Dr. Kumar Mahabir THE Indian diaspora has long been rooted in climate-conscious building practices, with contemporary architects and builders drawing on traditional methods to promote sustainability. Rosie Paul and Sridevi Changali of Masons Inc Studio lead efforts to preserve cultural heritage in India, emphasizing sustainable… Continue reading Ancient Indian practices improve modern “green” buildings

DTU scientists develop environmentally friendly nanoparticles for water pollution treatment

New Delhi: Scientists at Delhi Technological University (DTU) have made significant progress in producing nanoparticles from natural plant extracts with antibacterial properties. These particles have potential for various applications, particularly in treating water pollution caused by untreated wastewater, dyeing industry effluents, and other pollutants.Dr. Mohan Singh Mehata, associate professor of engineering physics at DTU, has… Continue reading DTU scientists develop environmentally friendly nanoparticles for water pollution treatment