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China COVID-19 limitations have a negative impact on youth mental health

By The Asian Affairs
August 30, 2022
in :  China, Education, Health, Opinion
China’s COVID-19 limitations have a negative impact on youth mental health

In December of 2017, Zhang Meng suffered a mental collapse. The recurrent COVID-19 lockdowns of the student’s university campus in Beijing drove her to the point of complete hopelessness, and she found herself sobbing on the stairs of her dorm room. Due to the lockdowns, she had to spend most of her time inside her room and was unable to …

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Road rage and irresponsible driving are on the rise as Malaysian travel picks up

By The Asian Affairs
August 29, 2022
in :  Lifestyle, Malaysia, Opinion
Road rage and irresponsible driving are on the rise as Malaysian travel picks up

In spite of the delay at the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority, I was eventually able to get my passport renewed, and ever since then, I’ve been mulling over the possibility of taking a short trip to Malaysia on the weekend. Unfortunately, videos that have gone viral showing road rage and poor driving near the border cause me to have second …

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Can Japan rediscover its fondness for nuclear power after Fukushima?

By The Asian Affairs
August 27, 2022
in :  Japan, Opinion, Technology
Can Japan rediscover its fondness for nuclear power after Fukushima

It’s possible that one of the most unexpected locales is seeing a nuclear renaissance. After a little more than a decade has passed since the Fukushima disaster, which occurred in the region of northern Japan known as Fukushima, which has become globally synonymous with the dangers of nuclear power, Tokyo appears to be ready to embrace atomic energy once more. …

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What should we expect from Singapore’s digital workforce?

By The Asian Affairs
August 24, 2022
in :  Lifestyle, Opinion, Singapore, Technology
What should we expect from Singapore’s digital workforce

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong stated on Sunday (August 21) at the National Day Rally that the period of extremely competitive prices and enthusiasm for globalization has come to an end as a result of “fundamental changes” in the conditions of the international economy. He made this statement. He stated that although Singapore has little impact over global inflation, it …

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Indonesia’s COVID-19 recovery strategy is based on dirty energy

By The Asian Affairs
August 22, 2022
in :  Health, Indonesia, Opinion
Indonesia's COVID-19 recovery strategy is based on dirty energy

Since the year 2020, the COVID-19 epidemic has had a negative impact on the economy of Indonesia. This crisis, which has also struck a great number of other countries, is a result of the large halt of economic operations due to restrictions that are intended to lower the number of COVID-19 cases. The most populous and robust economy in Southeast …

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What’s the best instant noodles for cravings?

By The Asian Affairs
August 20, 2022
in :  Lifestyle, Opinion, Thailand
What's the best instant noodle for cravings?

The craze for instant noodles is quite genuine, and it’s not just because they’re easy on the wallet or make for a soothing midnight snack. We just can’t get enough of this salty and occasionally spicy umami-bomb, and it’s showing up everywhere from viral challenges to picturesque museums. Despite the fact that it has also been affected by the growing …

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Is Grab on the verge of becoming the next Netflix – and not in a good way?

By The Asian Affairs
August 18, 2022
in :  Business, Opinion, Technology
Is Grab on the verge of becoming the next Netflix - and not in a good way?

Have you been traveling on public transportation, such as the bus or train, more regularly as of late? Or, have you been devoting extra time to booking a ride through your mobile app, preparing yourself for fare surges and longer waiting periods, and then rushing out the door to meet your ride before the grace period expires? The ride-hailing industry …

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Longer job titles have become the norm in the fields of tech

By The Asian Affairs
August 14, 2022
in :  Lifestyle, Opinion
Longer job titles have become the norm in the fields of tech

Here’s one hidden clue of uncertain times: lengthier job titles. The previous few years have been chaotic for businesses. While millions continue to work entirely from home, many others are resuming their commutes intermittently. According to data from the Pew Research Center, the majority of workers whose employment could be performed remotely were still primarily absent from the workplace as …

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Why the US is wary of prosecuting former presidents unlike other democracies

By The Asian Affairs
August 11, 2022
in :  Opinion, World
Why the US is wary of prosecuting former presidents unlike other democracies

Monday’s FBI search at Donald Trump’s Florida home leads to the former president’s prosecution, as supporters fear and detractors hope. The United States has been a long-time laggard in enforcing the law against former leaders. Former presidents and prime ministers have been tried and frequently convicted in many of the world’s major democracies, mostly for crimes they committed, covered up, …

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OPINION: Is the economy really going down? Don’t ask Wikipedia

By The Asian Affairs
August 6, 2022
in :  Economy, Lifestyle, Opinion
OPINION: Is the economy really going down? Don’t ask Wikipedia

Wikipedia is the latest target of the ongoing debate around the correct interpretation of the term “recession.” Wikipedia has halted the majority of edits to the entry for “recession” as well as the entry for “business cycle” after partisans engaged in a heated editing duel on the pages that were relevant. Depending on one’s political leanings, one can see the …

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