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TOKYO -- "History repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce," Karl Marx, the author of "Das Kapital," famously observed, warning that discredited leaders tend to reappear in darker -- and often far more absurd -- fashion. [1]
DAVOS, Switzerland -- Asia took a backseat at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum that closed on Friday, as the gathering's typically Eurocentric crowd focused on Donald Trump's potential return to the White House and the ongoing wars in G... [2]
YANGON—To his third solo art exhibition, Aung Win has brought a subject completely different from his previous shows. [3]
By AUNG NAING OO MARCH, 2010 - VOLUME 18 NO.3 By AUNG NAING OO MARCH, 2010 - VOLUME 18 NO.3 By AUNG NAING OO MARCH, 2010 - VOLUME 18 NO.3 [4]
International relationsNo one will win a trade war, Xi warns at Davos Chinese president launches offensive against Trump's protectionism Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks Tuesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. [5]
The grainy screen shot of a group of defiant gunmen holding guns and knives to the throats of Western hostages looks like something out of northern Syria or Iraq, but the backdrop of dense tropical foliage places this grim scene in Southeast Asia. [6]
Richard Heydarian is an Asia-based academic, columnist and author of "The Rise of Duterte: A Populist Revolt Against Elite Democracy" and the "The Indo-Pacific: Trump, China and the New Struggle for Global Mastery." OpinionThe tide is turning against... [7]
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TOKYO -- "History repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce," Karl Marx, the author of "Das Kapital," famously observed, warning that discredited leaders tend to reappear in darker -- and often far more absurd -- fashion.
DAVOS, Switzerland -- Asia took a backseat at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum that closed on Friday, as the gathering's typically Eurocentric crowd focused on Donald Trump's potential return to the White House and the ongoing wars in G
YANGON—To his third solo art exhibition, Aung Win has brought a subject completely different from his previous shows.
By AUNG NAING OO MARCH, 2010 - VOLUME 18 NO.3 By AUNG NAING OO MARCH, 2010 - VOLUME 18 NO.3 By AUNG NAING OO MARCH, 2010 - VOLUME 18 NO.3
International relationsNo one will win a trade war, Xi warns at Davos Chinese president launches offensive against Trump's protectionism Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks Tuesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
The grainy screen shot of a group of defiant gunmen holding guns and knives to the throats of Western hostages looks like something out of northern Syria or Iraq, but the backdrop of dense tropical foliage places this grim scene in Southeast Asia.
Richard Heydarian is an Asia-based academic, columnist and author of "The Rise of Duterte: A Populist Revolt Against Elite Democracy" and the "The Indo-Pacific: Trump, China and the New Struggle for Global Mastery." OpinionThe tide is turning against
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An ongoing exhibition by six young male artists features a variety of creations with different themes and subjects, including a work honoring the amateur artists behind the now-extinct art form of action-hero posters; a mixed-media sculpture; a story