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Trump’s trade rep brings ‘America First’ policy to Asia-Pacific summit
US President Donald Trump’s new trade representative held his first face-to-face...
POSTED |  20-05-2017
Narrowing the development gap in ASEAN
Cohesion, unity, and centrality will be affected if some of its members are excluded or left behind, writes Vannarith Chheang
POSTED |  09-03-2017
I’nesia’s largest military exercise in South China Sea
Indonesian air force is holding its largest military exercise near some of its islands in the South China Sea.
POSTED |  04-10-2016
ANA cancels Dreamliner flights over engine trouble
All Nippon Airways is cancelling some Boeing Dreamliner flights owing to a problem with the plane’s engine.
POSTED |  25-08-2016
Envoys, military attaches flee in Turkey post-coup inquiry
Some Turkish diplomats were on the run after being recalled as part of an inquiry into last month’s failed...
POSTED |  11-08-2016
Spielberg: ‘We are a nation of immigrants — at least for now’
The Harvard graduating class of 2016 got some words of wisdom from...
POSTED |  27-05-2016-- By Mia Galuppo --
Facebook’s ‘like’ button gets ‘angry’ and ‘sad’ as friends
Facebook’s “like” button isn’t going away, but...
POSTED |  25-02-2016-- By Anick Jesdanun, AP --
Wealthy donors drawn to Rubio after Bush drops out
With Jeb Bush dropping out of the presidential race, some of his donors were preparing...
POSTED |  21-02-2016
What might happen in China in 2016?
Millions of people being relocated from cities, greater centralization, and more movie blockbusters are just some of...
POSTED |  08-01-2016
Why we (still) can’t live without rubber
As global car sales soar, the demand for tires is transforming Southeast Asia’s landscape. New plantations of rubber trees are lifting some out of poverty – but may also spark an ecological disaster, writes CHARLES MANN.
POSTED |  05-01-2016
US varsities tapping into craft beer growth
Some US universities are now offering programs on the business of craft beer, which has become highly popular.
POSTED |  02-01-2016
‘Medical record’ shows Hitler only had one testicle
There is some truth after all to a popular British song that says the dictator had “only got one ball.”
POSTED |  20-12-2015
New York warm winter weather sets record
New York set a record on Sunday for the warmest December 13, with some residents heading out in shorts and sandals.
POSTED |  14-12-2015
The psychology of impulsive shopping
With Christmas shopping and the winter sales all approaching, what is it that makes...
POSTED |  27-11-2015-- By Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic --
Make rugs, not war
The Iran nuclear deal could be good news for some Persian rug aficionados in the US who can’t wait for the embargo to be lifted, writes Sarah Parvini
POSTED |  23-11-2015
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A record number of Chinese tourists visited Boston last year, dethroning the United Kingdom as the No.1 source of overseas tourists.
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