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Why the Philippines Should Stand Up to China in the South China Sea

By The Asian Affairs
December 20, 2023
in :  Opinion
why the philippines should stand up to china in the south china sea

The South China Sea dispute between the Philippines and China is not only a matter of territorial sovereignty, but also a matter of national dignity, security, and development.  The Philippines has a strong legal and historical basis for its claims in the South China Sea, as affirmed by the 2016 arbitral ruling that invalidated China’s nine-dash line and excessive maritime …

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Singapore’s Travel Advisory is Too Little, Too Late

By The Asian Affairs
December 18, 2023
in :  Opinion
singapore's travel advisory is too little, too late

Singapore has issued a travel advisory for its citizens and residents, urging them to wear masks at airports and avoid non-essential travel abroad, as the country faces a surge in COVID-19 cases due to the new variant JN1-409797. However, this measure is too little, too late, and does not address the root cause of the problem: the lack of strict …

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Singapore’s New AI Strategy: A Framework for Cyber Security and Innovation

By The Asian Affairs
December 15, 2023
in :  Opinion
singapore's new ai strategy a framework for cyber security and innovation

Singapore has unveiled its second National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, which aims to triple the pool of AI experts, develop a large language model for local culture and dialect, and build an iconic AI site to showcase its achievements. The new strategy, announced on December 4, 2023, will focus on how AI can be used for the public good, both in …

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How Central Asian Countries Are Building a Regional Identity

By The Asian Affairs
December 13, 2023
in :  Opinion
how central asian countries are building a regional identity

Central Asia, a region rich in natural resources and strategic location, has long faced challenges in fostering a collective regional identity among its diverse and independent nations. However, recent initiatives and developments have shown a renewed commitment and interest in enhancing the level of cooperation and integration within the region. One of the main drivers of this process is Uzbekistan, …

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How China’s dominance in US holiday sales affects the economy and consumers

By The Asian Affairs
December 11, 2023
in :  Opinion
how china's dominance in us holiday sales affects the economy and consumers

As the holiday season approaches, many Americans are looking for gifts to buy for their loved ones. But how much attention do they pay to where these products are made? According to a recent survey by the Pew Research Center, only 36% of Americans say it is very important to them to buy products made in the USA, while 52% …

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South Korea-UK sign new Downing Street Accord to boost partnership

By The Asian Affairs
December 8, 2023
in :  Opinion
south korea uk sign new downing street accord to boost partnership

The UK and South Korea have agreed to sign a new Downing Street Accord, a major long-term partnership that will redefine and strengthen their ties for the next generation. The accord, which follows similar agreements with Singapore and Japan earlier this year, will deepen cooperation between the two countries on technology, defense and security. The accord was signed by Prime …

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Why Japan is falling behind in English and how it can catch up

By The Asian Affairs
December 6, 2023
in :  Opinion
why japan is falling behind in english and how it can catch up

Japan is facing a serious challenge in keeping up with the global market as its people lack the proficiency and confidence to speak English, the lingua franca of the world. According to a recent survey by EF Education First, a global education company, Japan ranked 53rd out of 100 non-English speaking countries and regions for English language abilities in 2019, …

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Singapore’s Biggest Money Laundering Case: How Suspects Spent Billions on Luxury Goods

By The Asian Affairs
December 4, 2023
in :  Opinion
singapore's biggest money laundering case how suspects spent billions on luxury goods

Singapore police have uncovered one of the world’s largest money laundering cases, involving more than S$2.8 billion (US$2 billion) worth of assets seized or frozen from 10 suspects of Chinese origin. The case has exposed the dark side of Singapore’s bid to attract the world’s super-rich, as well as the links between online gambling, cybercrime and transnational crime syndicates. The …

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China’s New Shining Star is Huawei’s Semiconductor Renaissance

By The Asian Affairs
December 1, 2023
in :  Opinion
china’s new shining star is huawei’s semiconductor renaissance

In a remarkable turnaround, Huawei Technologies Co., once on the brink due to US sanctions, has emerged as China’s crucial weapon in the global semiconductor battle. Beyond being a major chip customer and designer, Huawei plays a pivotal role, extending engineering expertise and financial support to smaller companies in the chip supply chain. The extent of its involvement often remains …

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Here’s Why South Korea Dog Farmers are Threatening to Release 2 Million Dogs

By The Asian Affairs
November 29, 2023
in :  Opinion
here’s why south korea dog farmers are threatening to release 2 million dogs

In the face of a proposed dog meat ban in South Korea, the Korea Dog Meat Farmers’ Association, a staunch opponent of measures to curb the industry, has raised the stakes with a controversial threat. Joo Young-bong, the head of the association, revealed during a recent radio show that they are considering releasing 2 million dogs near government landmarks in …

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