FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Burmese authorities, including President Thein Sein, are living with their collective heads in the clouds. The idea that a government can single out one ethnic minority and restrict their breeding to […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Signs of progress have been slow to appear in Thailand’s troubled south three months after Bangkok first publicly agreed to help Malaysia negotiate a resolution. Killings have also escalated, indicating the […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — After the U.S. and its allies pull their combat troops out of Afghanistan next year, one of two unpleasant things will happen: civil war or the once unthinkable return of the […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Dave Welsh was running slightly late for his appointment with the Review’s Luke Hunt in Phnom Penh after a walkway into a garment factory collapsed injuring 23 people. This followed a […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Complications arising from overlapping state laws with religion are never-ending, particularly with Islam. Much of Borneo and the former British colonies on the island were Christian before what is now the […]
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