Archive
2013
Japan’s Clumsy Perception Management
By Kei Koga
Will Balancing Against China Provoke or Deter It?
Asian states vehemently deny they are balancing against China. They better hope Beijing doesn’t believe them.
Sony Xperia Z1F: A Powerful Android Handset for Smaller Hands
The 4.3-inch Z1 “Mini” may be a Japan-only exclusive.
Busan International Film Festival: Exploring Asia’s Cinematic Fringe
Asia’s largest film festival continues to grow, with an eye towards indie cinema.
Former Malaysian PM: Government Should Censor Internet Smut
Also: An ASEAN haze monitoring system has been announced. Thursday ASEAN links.
Samsung Launching Another (Gold) Flip Phone – With High-End Specs
Classy clamshell will sport a Snapdragon 800 CPU and a 13MP camera.
Nobel in Literature: Could This Be Haruki Murakami’s Year?
The Japanese author has been tipped to win often before. Will this be the year?
Balfour Rage: Just What the Oakland A’s Need?
Oakland A’s pitcher Grant Balfour may have a potty mouth, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
Thai Dance Students Go Back to School with New York’s Battery Dance Company
Western dance workshop in Thailand underscores cultural differences.
The US Air Force’s New Game Plan in the Asia-Pacific
The US Air Force releases a new mission statement, with interesting implications for China and Asia.
The End of "Death to America" Chants in Iran?
Iran’s iconic “Death to America” chant appears to be falling out of favor among the country’s powerbrokers.
