At Tumar, women in Kyrgyzstan are bringing together ancient nomadic felting techniques, Soviet machinery, and modern tech to ...

Witness the excellent process of making wooden bobbins for weaving power looms, showcasing skilled craftsmanship and ...

Tiltable, liftable one-piece composite rotor design aims to withstand storm-force winds, boost energy yield and enable more ...

While modernisation introduces new audiences, the essence of Kani remains rooted in its slow, deliberate craftsmanship—a ...

Travel hassle-free to and from Malolo Lailai (Plantation Island) aboard the Malolo Cat ferry. For added convenience, enjoy access to scheduled courtesy coach transfers to or from Nadi International ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Two people have died and 35 others were injured after Russian drones hit a military hospital, shopping centre, apartment blocks and other ...

According to any measure Hispaniola, the Caribbean island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic, is two different planets in one. People in the Dominican Republic are 11 times richer than ...

When he arrived in Bhiwandi as a 15-year-old boy, workshops weaving cloth on the looms were thriving, providing ready jobs for many unskilled workers from far-flung villages in north India. The wages ...

When he arrived in Bhiwandi as a 15-year-old boy, workshops weaving cloth on the looms were ... but I am sure about one thing: I don’t want my son to be in the same profession,” Sattar says.

KNOT Offshore Partners returned to profit as it added forward cover for its shuttle tanker ... the third quarter for two years, with options to extend the charter by two one-year periods.

TEN is now one of the world’s largest Shuttle tanker owners. Gross revenues from this project are expected to be around $2.0 billion. “Over the years, we have targeted milestone opportunities ...

ASG’s Maran Tankers unit agreed in November to buy all 18 modern secondhand ships of UK-based Altera Shuttle Tankers in a deal believed to be worth around $2.5bn.