Nordic News, Business and Life in Asia
Business students from SMU travelled to Norway to visit Norwegian companies and experience Constitution Day celebrations in Oslo. Before travelling to Norway, the SMU students were gathered at the residence …
SMU Students on Study Trip to Norway Read MoreThe Indonesian-Danish Water Days 2010 will focus on the actual challenges and opportunities that the current situation presents. The Danish side will present Danish high-technology solutions in areas such as …
The Indonesian-Danish Water Days Focus on Major Challenges Read MoreTen young researchers from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand will be participating at the 60th Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany this year, according to the Jakarta-based ASEAN …
Ten Young ASEAN Researchers to Attend Nobel Laureate Meeting Read MoreAs orders flood in from the US and Japan, HCM City garment companies fear to accept them because they are seriously short of workers.It’s 11 am. An announcement crackles from …
Labour Shortage Slows Garment Exports Read MoreLars Rune Solberg, a 40 year old Norwegian Fraudster on the run from a sentence in Norway was caught in Thailand during the weekend. Now the Norwegian authorities make them …
Norwegian Fraudster on the Run Caught in Thailand Read MoreBlue Water has been active in China for many years and has had local representation by our own office in Qingdao since November 2003. Blue Water Shipping China Ltd. is …
Wind Industry Blows Blue Water to Shanghai Read MoreSingapore, Thailand and Vietnam all regressed last year in their efforts to battle trafficking of men, women and children for labor or commercial sex, according to the U.S. State Department. …
Singapore, Thailand Backslide in Trafficking Fight, U.S. Says Read MoreThe concept of child marriage appears to be alive and well in Malaysia based on government statistics of premarital HIV screening for Muslims preparing to get married. Last year, 479 …
Child Marriage Still Alive in Malaysia Read MoreThe government’s plan to impose a moratorium on the development of peatland and primary forest areas as a follow-up to a conservation agreement with Norway has prompted the palm oil …
Palm Oil Industry Seeks Clarity After Agreement With Norway Read MoreA series of jerky, pixelated video clips allegedly showing top Indonesian stars having sex has prompted debate over government efforts to punish and censor immorality in this Muslim-majority country, writes …
Sex Tape Scandal Fixates Indonesia Read More