Nordic News, Business and Life in Asia
Pom Penh Municipal Court is set to hand down its latest verdict against former Phnom Penh police chief Heng Pov and five other men Thursday, in connection with the attempted …
Murder Suspected Cambodian Police Officer Soon to be Sentenced Read MoreAccording to the Danish website Version2, the capitals of Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines all make it to the top ten of the world most risky outsourcing cities, with positions …
Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Manila Among the Wold’s Most Risky Outsourcing Cities Read MoreThe Finnish Embassy is promoting Finnish literature in Malaysia by organising a rare exhibition of the covers of various Finnish translated literature in cooperation with FILI (the Finnish Literature Exchange …
Finnish book covers on view at the Malaysian National Library Read MoreEven though the Southeast Asian economies have been declining during the last year, the Danish beer brand Carlsberg has managed to maintain its strong position and its increasing growth rate …
Carlsberg Defies Economic Recession in Malaysia, Cambodia and Laos Read MoreThe climate summit in Copenhagen in December has raised the awareness on the fulfilment of the Kyoto-protocol in Southeast Asia. As a large and fast-growing source of greenhouse gas emissions …
Coal undermine ASEAN climate hopes Read MoreSwedish ventilation company Systemair is investing further in Asia by opening up two new assembly plants in India and Malaysia. Systemair Malaysia is now a logistic centre for distribution of …
Systemair Opens Assembly Plant in Malaysia Read MoreSweden, which is considered one of the leading producers of films involving children, will use children’s movies to promote the country among Malaysians by arranging a Swedish film festival in …
Sweden Promoted Through Movies in Malaysia Read MoreThe Malaysian government has allowed transport-to-construction group MMC Corp to talk to foreign parties on the proposed sale of its port in the southern state of Johor. The rest of …
Malaysia Open for Port-Sale to Foreigners Read MoreClimate changes could affect the distribution of ocean species. A new study from the University of East Anglia, Princeton University and the University of British Columbia predicts that by 2050, …
Norway Wins and Malaysia Looses the Climate Effects on Fishing Industry Read MoreDue to the COP15 climate conference in Copenhagen in December 2009, Denmark offers a number of full scholarships within studies of climate change. In line with the overall aim of securing …
Denmark offers Climate Scholarships Read More