Monthly Archives: November 2018

Analysis on Myanmar’s Rohingya’s Muslims

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Just a couple of days ago Myanmar was in the stages of preparing for the safe return of the Rohingya muslims who had fled the country because of fear of death during the Rohingyan genocide. The government had said that they were doing all they could to protect them, and that there was no real genocide going on, but this… Read more »

Thailand becomes latest Asia economy to slow on trade war

BANGKOK — Thailand’s economy slowed in the July-September quarter as the trade war and a slowdown in tourism started to bite, prompting the state planning agency to lower its annual growth forecasts.   Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy grew 3.3% on an annual basis, falling below projections of a 4%-4.2% expansion in a Reuters poll of analysts. Gross domestic product showed… Read more »

Japan’s IT firms enthusiastically open doors to overseas tech workers

The dozens of young Chinese engineers looked nervous, but eager, as they presented their work in English during a hack-athon in September at the high-rise Roppongi Hills complex in Tokyo. But while the event hosted by Mercari Inc., maker of a popular flea market app, appeared to be a mere tech competition, it was actually far more.

Hun Sen says no to foreign bases

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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has vowed never to allow foreign military bases in his country. His remarks come in the wake of a news report that suggested China is pushing for a naval base in southern Cambodia that would potentially provide Beijing with easier access to the South China Sea. Hun Sen pushed back against the idea of a… Read more »