China seeks to placate neighbours, demands respect
China on Sunday sought to ease fears about its military ambitions and demanded respect from the international community as smaller
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Hong Kong’s ‘tiger parents’ face the pressure
Since Amy Chua published her “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother”, it has dominated school-gate conversation in Hong Kong, with
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Olivia Lum is Ernst & Young World Entrepreneur of the Year
Group CEO and president of Hyflux Olivia Lum has been named the Ernst & Young World Entrepreneur Of The Year
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Would you honor the life of a soldier with an education for his child?
On December 20, 1989, more than 27,000 U.S. Troops were deployed to the country of Panama. Operation Just Cause began
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Cynthia Kim and the Children of the Fallen Patriots
I had the honor of meeting Cynthia Kim not too long ago and was able to learn more about the
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Chinese Proverb: Today’s Lesson
“Beauty is the wisdom of women. Wisdom is the beauty of men.” Chinese Proverb
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Tracking Google’s Hackers in China
Google Inc. issued a surprise announcement this week, accusing Chinese hackers from Jinan of hijacking personal Gmail accounts of senior
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India’s Experiment in Schooling Tests Rich and Poor
Shri Ram, a nontraditional school founded in 1988, would seem well-suited to the experiment. Rather than drill on rote learning,
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Laos throws doors open to ‘eco tourists’
In a hilltribe settlement in the forest of northern Laos, an old man sits on the ground weaving a basket
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Thousands Rally in Hong Kong for Human Rights
Huge crowds in Hong Kong turned out to commemorate the Tiananmen Square crackdown of June 4, 1989, amid concerns that
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