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How amazing is China’s wealthiest escape to ‘Asia’s Switzerland’ Singapore?

By The Asian Affairs
March 27, 2023
in :  China, Lifestyle, Opinion
how amazing is china's wealthiest escape to ‘asia's switzerland' singapore

When he vanished in mid-February, one of China’s most prominent investment bankers, Bao Fan, was apparently searching for a secure location to store his fortune. Last month, the Financial Times reported that Bao, the creator of China Renaissance, was in the midst of forming a private wealth management business in Singapore to transfer money out of China and Hong Kong, …

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Indonesia needs a police reform after the stadium crush

By The Asian Affairs
March 20, 2023
in :  Criminal, Indonesia, Opinion
Indonesia needs a police reform after the stadium crush

The death of Police Brigadier Nofriansyah Yosua Hutabarat startled the nation, despite the fact that the Indonesian police force has a reputation for brutality and impunity. On July 8, 2012, the 27-year-old was fatally shot at the residence of Ferdy Sambo, one of the most senior police officials in Indonesia and the chief of internal affairs, the agency responsible for …

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The Willow Project’s faulty economic calculus

By The Asian Affairs
March 16, 2023
in :  Economy, Opinion, World
the willow project's faulty economic calculus

Climate change activists and environmentalists were outraged by President Joseph Biden’s approval of the mammoth Willow oil project earlier this week, while Alaskan politicians and members of the oil business applauded it. For the previous year, while the Biden administration considered the project’s advantages and disadvantages, the latter group contended that the project would assist replace Russian oil supply and …

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Can Adidas refocus after chaos with Kanye?

By The Asian Affairs
March 10, 2023
in :  Business, Entertainment, Opinion, Sports
can adidas refocus after chaos with kanye

Great Britain – Adidas, stung by the termination of its connection with the artist formerly known as Kanye West, needs a new focus but should be more strategic in its pursuit of new celebrity alliances, according to industry analysts. Incoming chief executive Bjorn Gulden defended the company’s decision to sever relations with the rapper, known as Ye since 2021, on …

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Why Filipino jeepney drivers oppose modernization

By The Asian Affairs
February 27, 2023
in :  Lifestyle, Opinion, Philippines
Why Filipino jeepney drivers oppose modernization

Now that traditional jeepneys are at risk of being driven off the road, jeepney drivers are demanding that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. fulfill his vow to help the transport industry. Danilo Santos, a jeepney driver who has traversed the Pateros-Guadalupe route for more than 26 years, stated that he voted for Marcos with the assumption that his livelihood would be …

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How Sultan Al Jaber balances being a Climate Ally and an Oil Magnate

By The Asian Affairs
February 25, 2023
in :  Opinion, World
how sultan al jaber balances being a climate ally and an oil magnate

Many environmentalists laughed when the United Nations announced that the United Arab Emirates would host its 2023 climate summit, known as COP. A climate summit in an oil state? The laughter grew louder when the UAE announced that Sultan Al Jaber, the chairman of its national oil firm, would become president. Al Jaber is precisely the type of ally the …

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Are Thailand’s “weak laws” transforming Bangkok’s history district into a “China town”?

By The Asian Affairs
February 5, 2023
in :  Opinion, Thailand
Are Thailand's weak laws transforming Bangkok's history district into a China town

After a hotpot restaurant in Bangkok’s Chinatown used social media to rail against foreign visitors running businesses illegally and elbowing out local residents, Bangkok’s Chinatown has become the latest arena for an ongoing tussle over the influence of Chinese citizens in Thailand. This dispute has been going on for some time now. The massive funds and relationships with individuals in …

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Andrew Tate: Research reveals that female advancement invariably leads to misogynistic backlash

By The Asian Affairs
January 26, 2023
in :  Entertainment, Lifestyle, Opinion
andrew tate research reveals that female advancement invariably leads to misogynistic backlash

Andrew Tate has earned his life via controversies. Since his arrest in Romania on allegations of rape, human trafficking, and organized crime, substantial media attention has mostly highlighted his sexist beliefs. This is significant, as he is a literal influencer. Tate has seen a meteoric climb to worldwide recognition and a viral reach that most of his colleagues can only …

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Everything You Need To Know Before Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro

By The Asian Affairs
January 23, 2023
in :  Lifestyle, Opinion, Philippines
everything you need to know before climbing mt. kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the most well-known mountains in the world, and it even appears in the opening credits of The Lion King. It dominates the landscape of northern Tanzania, close to the Kenyan border in a region of Africa called the Great Rift Valley by geologists. Kilimanjaro is an extinct volcano that rises to a height of 19,341 …

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Obesity in Singaporean children worsens, but fat-shaming won’t help

By The Asian Affairs
January 14, 2023
in :  Health, Opinion, Singapore
obesity in singaporean children worsens, but fat shaming won't help

Unlike other children his age, Kai (not his real name) spent little time playing with other children. Sometimes he would inform his mother that he had no pals at school. “I have been referred to as ‘fatty’ and ‘chubby’ by peers. It made me feel different from them, therefore I rarely interacted with or played with them,” he explained. Kai …

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