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Malaysia Emerges As Promising Investment Hub Amid Robust Economic Growth
Earth’s ‘Life Support System’ Is Being Destroyed By Global Business Paradigm, UN Expert Warns
A Single Hold-all Measure Like GDP Is A Camouflaging Device
APEC Ministers: Regenerate Tourism Markets
BANGKOK, Thailand--Tourism Ministers from APEC member economies are coordinating their policies to revive the tourism and travel industry in the region so that it is safe, sustainable, responsible and more inclusive.
A Model Of Religious Harmony, Thailand’s Still Drawing Tourists
KUALA LUMUR, Malaysia--Prior to the pandemic, Thailand was a haven for tourists.
How Continuous Voluntary Surrendering Of Boko Haram Fighters Impacts On Agricultural Activities In Borno
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria--Boko Haram insurgents activities have consistently impacted on socio economic and political activities of Borno state for over a decade with attendant killings of hundreds of thousands of people both young and old, male and female apart from the wanton destruction of public and private property worth billions of naira.
US Military Minds Still Stuck In Pearl Harbor Mentality
HONG KONG, China--“What would Winston Churchill say?,” protested China hawk Michael Pillsbury when Michael Anton, a former national security official in the Trump administration, asked him what he would do if China sank a US aircraft carrier. I reported the exchange in a November 3 analysis, “Sleepwalkers in the South China Sea.”
PSM Charts Course at 23rd Congress
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--Salam Perjuangan to all!
CME: Raising The Statutory Debt Limit Is Not A Good Idea
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz announced that he will propose to raise the statutory debt limit to 65 per cent from the current 60 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP).