Philippines: Abu Sayyaf Militants Behead Canadian Man After Failing To Gain Ransom
Members of the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group in southern Philippines beheaded a Canadian man yesterday after the deadline for 900
Read moreMembers of the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group in southern Philippines beheaded a Canadian man yesterday after the deadline for 900
Read moreBy Patrick Tibke U.S. President Barack Obama has slammed Burma (Myanmar) for failing to combat illicit drug production in its
Read moreBy JS Tissainayagam At the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva next week, the US is to sponsor
Read moreBy Kyle Lawrence Mullin Burma’s minimum wage was raised to 3,600 kyat (US$2.80) for an eight-hour work day at the
Read moreBy Edwin Espejo Close aides and political advisers of Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte are digging themselves in. They have
Read moreBy Michele Penna In China, the economy is not the only thing that is on the rise – obesity is
Read moreBy Graham Land The swelling tide of new money in Asia has resulted in some serious conservation concerns. Rapid economic
Read moreBy Graham Land Regarding industrialization, economic growth and liberalization, I once heard Vietnam described as “China on steroids”. In terms
Read moreBy Zin Linn Although peace talks are taking place, there seems to be no end in sight in the war
Read moreBy Zin Linn Today 4th January is the 65th Anniversary of Burma’s Independence Day which marks the victory of the
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