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Cementing a future for India–Nepal ties
Economics, Politics and Public Policy in East Asia and the Pacific Cementing a future for India–Nepal ties 17 August 2019 Author: Rakesh Kumar Meena, Indian Council of World Affairs. The India–Nepal relationship is founded on strong historical, civilisational, cultural, religious, social, trade and economic linkages.
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Give us this day our oxygen
August in India means slogans on sacrifice, communal harmony, social and political hygiene, identity politics, not to mention India’s volatile geopolitical position in South Asia. A nation of over a billion people celebrates freedom. But ‘freedom’ continues to suffer from the inadequacy of the language used for its expression.
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How Asia can break out of its role as a capital exporter to the West
With support for globalization and free trade declining in much of the world, Asia has a historic chance to break out of its traditional role as a capital exporter to the West and to instead redirect flows to improve its own economies and financial industries.
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UAE wins big at Singapore's annual international stamp exhibition
Congratulations have been heaped on UAE author Mohammed Ahmed Al Murr, after he won gold at Singpex 2019, the annual Asian International Stamp Exhibition. In its 36th year, Singpex invites the best stamp collections from 26 countries across Asia and Australasia to exhibit at the event between July 31 and August 4.
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How should Christians respond to the crisis in Kashmir?
Indian security forces personnel patrol a deserted street during restrictions after the government scrapped special status for Kashmir, in Srinagar August 9, 2019. (Photo: Reuters/Danish Ismail) Christians around the world ought to pray for Kashmir as tensions in the region have spiked since August....
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Atmosphere, Vol. 10, Pages 473: On the ‘Divergence Problem’ in the Alatau Mountains, Central Asia: A Study of the Responses of Schrenk Spruce Tree-Ring Width to Climate under the Recent Warming and Wetting Trend
Abstract The divergence problem, which manifests as an unstable response relationship between tree-ring growth and climatic factors under the background of global warming, poses a challenge to both the traditional theory of dendroclimatology and the reliability of climatic reconstructions based on tree-ring data.
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Pages: 2019 SEA Games
EXACTLY 104 days remain before the Philippines hosts the 2019 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games. Held every two years with 11 nations participating, the last time our country hosted was in 2005. This will be the fourth time we’ll host the SEA Games, having also welcomed the athletes in 1981 and 1991. From Nov.
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Putin, Xi ‘bond’ is most dangerous thing in Asia right now
Together, they’ve declared a new axis of power to counter US “interference”. But it’s a dangerous bond that could blow up Asia and send shockwaves through the world. One surprise clash in July marked a seismic shift in international relations. Two Chinese H-6K strategic bombers threaded their way....
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Illegal occupier Pak has no locus standi on Kashmir issue: Think tank
Amsterdam [Netherlands], Aug 17 (ANI): A European think tank has raised objections over Pakistan's stand on the Kashmir issue, saying that the country is an illegal occupier and has no locus standi on the matter. Amsterdam based European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS), in its research....
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Sport, philosophy and the war of civilizations!
Let me admit that I really do not know what I am writing about today. So, forgive me if it reads like ‘Greek’. There is a looming war of the civilisations. In fact, it is ongoing. Between the global super powers, USA, China, Europe and Asia, there is an ongoing war for control of the world’s mineral....
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Pak has no locus standi on Kashmir issue: Think tank
Amsterdam [Netherlands], Aug 17 (ANI): A European think tank has raised objections over Pakistan's stand on the Kashmir issue, saying that the country is an illegal occupier and has no locus standi on the matter. Amsterdam based European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS), in its research....
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STI down 0.4% as cautious mood prevails
It was another topsy-turvy trading week in Asia with the focus still on recession fears and trade disputes, although local investors grabbed the opportunity to pick up some oversold counters. The wary mood kept the Straits Times Index (STI) down yesterday, but it did claw back some of the 1 per cent opening loss to close at 3,115.
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Malaysia beats forecasts to post 4.9% Q2 growth
KUALA LUMPUR • Malaysia's economy grew faster than expected in the April-June period and it became the first South-east Asian nation to report an acceleration in growth from the previous quarter, driven by stronger consumer spending and palm oil production.
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Company Briefs: Sinanju Tankers Holdings
Sinanju Tankers Holdings. ExxonMobil Asia Pacific and the tanker operating arm of Singapore's Sinanju Tankers Holdings have entered into a two-year time-charter agreement for a new-build bunker tanker. Soon to be christened Marine Vicky, the vessel will be the first bunker tanker powered mainly by....
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S'pore takes up 25% of $8.3b invested in region's tech firms
Singapore accounted for a quarter of the US$5.99 billion (S$8.3 billion) invested in the region's tech firms in the first half of this year, up from 13 per cent for the whole of last year, a report said yesterday. It also noted that South-east Asia racked up a record number of tech-related deals from January to June.
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UN Executive Secretary to visit Mongolia
Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia – Pacific is to visit Ulaanbaatar at the invitation of Mongolian Foreign Minister D.Tsogtbaatar on 19-20 August. It has been nine years since the UN Executive Secretary last visited Mongolia.
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Indonesian leader pledges to move capital city, boost economy
JAKARTA: Indonesian President Joko Widodo said Friday he would press on with plans to move the nation's capital and roll out measures to kickstart Southeast Asia's biggest economy as it feels the sting of slowing global growth. Widodo asked parliament to sign off on a plan for a new capital in....
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Qingdao remembers its German past with massive beer festival
By AFP 1 hour ago in World It may be more than a century since the Germans left Qingdao but the Chinese port city still pays tribute to its Bavarian past with a huge annual "Oktoberfest", though held in July-August. The beer festival is the largest in Asia, attracting more than six million visitors last year.
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Elephant protection debate to dominate conservation meeting
A young elephant from Asia bathes with adults in its enclosure at the Pairi Daiza Zoo in Brugelette, eastern Belgium, on August 15, 2019. PHOTO | PHILIPPE HUGUEN | AFP In Summary. Delegates from more than 180 countries are gathering for the meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites).
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MMA’s fast, furious and bloody rise in Asia
One was a Filipino boy trying to lift himself out of poverty. Another was an injured Vietnamese-Australian school rugby player looking for a new way to lose weight. Then there were the Harvard University Asian students who drafted a visionary business plan, a kid from East Java who was a victim of....
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India promoting culture of terrorism across Asia, says Gilani
MULTAN: Former premier and PPP senior leader Yusuf Raza Gilani has said India is promoting culture of terrorism across Asia by controlling the Indian Held Kashmir through violence and cruelty. Addressing an Eid Milan party here on Friday, he lauded former premier Zulfikar Ali Bhutto for fighting....
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Issues on Strengthening Strategic Cooperation with EU Discussed in Kazakhstan
NUR-SULTAN - President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and EU Special Representative for Central Asia Peter Burian have discussed a wide range of issues on strengthening strategic cooperation between Kazakhstan and EU within the framework of Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation Agreement and in....
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Qingdao remembers its German past with massive beer festival
1 See gallery The beer festival is the largest in Asia, attracting more than six million visitors last year. In a setting of mock Bavarian-style cottages, servers dash to and fro with foaming one-litre (two-pint) tankards for thirsty visitors. "It's very lively.
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Southeast Asia Galvanized Steel Market Forecast to 2025
DUBLIN Aug. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Southeast Asia Galvanized Steel Market by Product (Hot-Dip Galvanizing, Electroplating Steel, Application (Building, Construction, Automotive, White Goods) - Forecast to 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
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Southeast Asia Galvanized Steel Market Forecast to 2025
report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Southeast Asia galvanized steel market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.5% from 2019 to reach $17.5 billion by 2025. Succeeding an extensive secondary and primary research and in-depth analysis of the market scenario, the report carries....
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Myanmar's Trade in Jade Now Dominated by Chinese Buyers Online
Myanmar's trade in jade is now dominated by direct sales online, with the highly valuable stone often smuggled untaxed across the border to Chinese buyers, sources in the Southeast Asian country say. Formerly, jade was evaluated by Chinese buyers and sold on site in local markets, but the nature of....
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