
The challenges of a borderless world
By Florence Chong on November 13, 2015INDIVIDUAL Governments are beginning to face up to the challenge of maintaining control as more business activities go online . . .
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INDIVIDUAL Governments are beginning to face up to the challenge of maintaining control as more business activities go online . . .
BUSINESS has every reason to be wary, even anxious in an uncertain world . . .
THE TPP is a geopolitical play more-so than a trade deal. It is Washington telling Beijing it still has influence in Asia . . .
HAVING achieved an economic miracle in its first 50 years, will Singapore suffer a mundane descent into mediocrity over its next half century . . .
IT is way past time that Thai governments – elected or not – effectively addressed core problems that have been ignored for so long . . .
THE MERS outbreak has hurt, but the real concern should perhaps be on Seoul’s slowing economy . . .
IF a week-long cloister of Trade Ministers from 12 countries in July can close off a deal on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), signing of a US-EU pact, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), may not be far behind . . .
GREATER regional co-operation will be needed to protect and preserve the wealth of Southeast Asia’s seas. Any way you look at it, Thailand’s seafood industry is facing some tough times . . .
Pirates, smugglers and territorial claims have fed a cauldron of instability in the waters around Asia . . .
MALAYSIANS at large feel a heightened sense of insec-urity because of the rise in Islamic fundamentalism and some of the actions of their Government . . .