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Why it would be folly to discount the US’ ‘bipolar’ military (opens the original)
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Those speculating that China could act against Taiwan while the US is preoccupied elsewhere should look at the powerful American presence in East Asia. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The travails of aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln may have led some to underestimate America’s powerful military capabilities, says the writer. Tensions around the Taiwan Strait are growing; the past months have seen People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy ships and the China Coast Guard ex
Nine-year-olds on drugs: Has the world abandoned Myanmar? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments AnunendingconflictandshrinkingaidleaveMyanmarsrefugeesanddisplacedinincreasinglydirecircumstances Synopsis: Every second Friday of the month, The Straits Times’ senior columnist Ravi Velloor distils 45 years of experience covering the Asian continent, with expert guests. In this episode, he speaks with the British psychotherapist and aid worker Edward Blakeney on the travails of Myanmar’s 1.6 million exiles and 4 million internally dis
Maritime ASEAN bends with the China wind – for now (opens the original)
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More South-east Asian nations are being careful not to bump up against Beijing on a range of issues. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s recent remarks on Taiwan drew praise from Beijing. Mainland South-east Asian states like Thailand have traditionally been known to practise the art of being bamboos that swayed with the wind. Sometimes, they have bent too much in one direction. Who can forget Cambodia’s handling of the 2012 ASEAN Fo
Putin, Trump just gave Japan more reasons to go nuclear (opens the original)
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No longer sure of US protection and surrounded by three tough neighbours, Tokyo is running out of easy options. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Russian leader Vladimir Putin visiting a fish processing plant on Iturup, one of the islands that Japan also claims as its territory. In global diplomacy you need to be careful about what you wish for, lest you end up getting it and at a moment most inconvenient to you. Just ask Japan. For years, and particularly since Russia’s
Jobs aren’t being lost so much as they’re changing: Top HR company CEO Prising (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox ManpowerGroup chairman and chief executive Jonas Prising says that as companies augment and change their value creation chain with artificial intelligence, workers will need to adapt. SINGAPORE – Seven years ago, when I first spoke with Jonas Prising about the rapid advance of automation and artificial intelligence impacting jobs, the chairman and chief executive of workforce solutions giant ManpowerGroup was confident that human beings w
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