How Singapore Policed the Foreign Press
The Irrawaddy- June 29, 2012 A few years ago the word “gazetted” was possibly the most feared word for any publication operating in Asia, especially Southeast Asia. The term described the way the Singaporean government policed the foreign press by selectively curtailing or expanding a publication’s circulation within the...
Egypt’s new President vows to be ‘servant of the people’
Mohamed Morsi wore a suit a burgundy tie for today's swearing in ceremony (30 Jun) - Mohamed Morsi took the oath of office on Saturday to become Egypt's first Islamist president and its first elected head of state since the revolt that overthrew Hosni Mubarak overthrow last year. The ceremony took place in the constitutional...
China shows force in Shaxi after worker riots
BBC- 28 June 2012 The BBC's John Sudworth reports on the atmosphere in China's Shaxi, a manufacturing town in Guangdong province, following clashes between hundreds of locals and migrant workers on Monday. There's a chance, certainly if you're reading this in the Middle East or Africa, that those jeans you're wearing were made...
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