Archive
August 15, 2013
LG G Pad: An 8.3-Inch Tablet That Can Fit in Your Back Pocket
Sources claim that LG’s new slate will be extremely thin and lightweight.
Differing Priorities Challenge US-Vietnam Ties
The Obama Administration should make sure Congress is on board with its efforts to bolster ties with Vietnam.
Nokia Lumia Amber Update: Details Available
It’s now clear what Lumia owners can expect with the much-anticipated Amber update.
Xi Jinping’s Overlooked Revelation on China’s Maritime Disputes
Although unnoticed by foreign analysts, Xi Jinping recently signaled a desire to dial back tensions in the South and East China Seas.
The Naval Diplomat Walks Into An Indie Film Festival…
What an indie flick taught the Naval Diplomat’s alter ego and his sidekick about US-India ties.
Is the F-35 the Worst Plane Ever?
Plus, the war over how the US should wage war on China. Thursday defense links.
Can India’s Agriculture Sector be Saved?
Venture capitalist Mark Kahn shares some thoughts on how to fix India’s struggling agricultural sector.
Mumbai Submarine Explosion Clouds India’s Naval Progress
Just as New Delhi unveils the extent of its naval ambitions, a submarine has exploded in Mumbai.
Flip Phone Flashback: Samsung Unveils Dual-Screen “Hennessy”
The old-school handset will be sold in China, where flip phones remain popular.
Yasukuni Shrine Visits Invoke Ire – Again
Japanese officials honor the anniversary of Japan’s surrender in WWII at Yasukuni Shrine today.
One Man’s Legacy in East Timor
Almost ten years ago, UN representative Sergio Vieira de Mello was killed in Iraq. His earlier work deserves to be remembered.
Obon: Japan Welcomes the Ancestors (And Other Spirits Too)
During Obon, spirits visit the living in Japan. Some are friendlier than others.