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Are You Going to Scarborough Shoal?
The prize is a seemingly worthless colony of un... Read more
Posted: 11/05/2012
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Myanmar in Motion
Politician-turned-businessman George Yeo says t... Read more
Posted: 13/04/2012
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The Scandal Gets Bigger
The Chinese Communist Party’s biggest pol... Read more
Posted: 13/04/2012
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Money in Myanmar at Last
The by-elections held in Myanmar on Sunday Apri... Read more
Posted: 06/04/2012
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Are You Going to Scarborough Shoal?
The prize is a seemingly worthless colony of uninhabited jagged rocks and reefs that barely rise above water level; they are known collectively as Scarborough Shoal... Read more
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And a Blind Man Shall Lead Them
Chen Guangcheng, the blind lawyer and human rights activist currently languishing in a Beijing hospital after nearly a week of refuge in the US embassy, must be allowed to leave China. Read more
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Freeing Fonseka
COLOMBO — Topping the headlines was President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s declaration that Sarath Fonseka, the country’s jailed war hero, could soon be released. Read more
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Longstanding Standoff
BEIJING —Topping the headlines was the continued standoff in the South China Sea between the Chinese and Philippine navies — now into its sixth week. Read more
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Wood Hunt
HO CHI MINH — The illegal logging of three endangered Sua trees last month at a national park in central Vietnam was back in the headlines this week when an official report accused several park rangers of conspiring with the thieves. Read more
And a Blind Man Shall Lead Them
Chen Guangcheng, the blind lawyer and human rights activist currently languishing in a Beijing ho... Read more
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Rankled by Rankings
Choosing a university to attend is usually a tough decision. Peers will have to be conferred with and... Read more
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Striving to Provide
The idea of compulsory education was mooted in Asia as early as in 1960, when a regional meeting of 17 Asian member states of UNESCO came up with the Karachi Plan. Read more
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Asia's Lost Generation
Globally, young people are three times as likely to be unemployed as older people, according to the International Labor Organization (ILO). The odds are worse in Asia... Read more
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Learning its Lessons
Attracted by Australia’s high-quality tertiary education and the chance of converting their student visas into residency permits, students from all over the world have flocked to Australia since the 1980s. Read more
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I've Got a Feeling
For many of us, our classroom memories would have only occasionally been positive ones. Depending on the subject, studying was often a skull-cracking, unhappy affair. Read more
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To Each His Own…Child
I must admit I am terribly scared of leaving my one-year-old daughter alone with my wife. And I blame Yale Law School professor Amy Chua for my paranoia. Read more
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Going Old School
The villagers who live in the shadow of the rolling hills of Rajbir, in India’s poorest state of Bihar, have had little change to their way of life since the time of the Buddha. Read more
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Refighting the Pacific War
What if America had decided to invade Japan in 1945 instead of unleashing the atomic bomb? What if the US had lost all of its aircraft carriers in the Pearl Harbor attack? And what if... Read more
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No Ground Gained
NEW DELHI — The United States failed yet ... Read more
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China Rears Up
BEIJING — The Chinese government is accus... Read more
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Washing Dirty Linen
KUALA LUMPUR — Civil society members have... Read more
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Back in Black
MELBOURNE — The government has taken a kn... Read more
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