Cambodia not quite yet in a China debt trap

While other developing nations slip into foreign debt death spirals, Cambodia sits in a relatively hale spot on league tables monitoring who is likely next at risk of tumbling into a so-called China “debt trap.” Whereas Ethiopia and Zambia are the latest to request restructuring of their China-owed debts, joining Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Laos, […]

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The controversy over ex-Japan PM Abe’s state funeral

TOKYO: A state funeral for assassinated former prime minister Shinzo Abe has become a lightning rod for controversy, prompting demonstrations and even an apparent act of attempted self-immolation. But why has the Sep 27 funeral become such a hot-button issue? How was Abe assassinated? Abe was shot dead on JulContinue Reading

Dae-Sook Suh, Kim Il Sung’s biographer, dead at 90

Much used to be made of the fact that the man who became known as Kim Il Sung had been named Kim Song Ju at birth. Kim Il Sung was his nom de guerre, acquired in the 1930s in Manchuria. Some reports suggested that other anti-Japanese figures before him may have called themselves Kim Il […]

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myTukar strengthens business and regional footprint

New showrooms brings total of outlets to 30 nationwide Reflect commitment towards providing top notch car-buying experiences myTukar has opened three new showroom locations in Penang, Melaka and Johor, as part of their goal to strengthen its physical presence and capabilities across Malaysia. 
In a statement, the digital pre-owned car platform said…Continue Reading