AGI Bites: Naamyaa Cafe
Located near Angel Station in Islington, London, Naamyaa Cafe is a new Thai dining experience that is well worth the trip. Billing …
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Asia’s Easter Bunny Hotspots
If you happen to find yourself in the trendy Jiyugaoka suburb of Japan then it’s quite possible that you may come across one the countries …
Read MoreNorth Korea Stokes Fears of Cyberwarfare
The growing feasibility of cyberspace as a forum for aggression was starkly illustrated by a number of high profile attacks on South Korean firms on Wednesday 20th March. Up to …
Read MoreGoophone Hopes to Out Fake the iPhone 5s
With the rumoured August 2013 launch date looming ever closer on the horizon, Apple executives will no doubt be anticipating that …
Read MoreWorrying Data Proves Climate Sceptics Wrong
In another slap in the face for climate change deniers, a scientific paper published in the journal Nature Geoscience on Wednesday has proven that forecasts of global temperature increases over the …
Read MoreKyrgyzstan’s Migration Tragedy
The Kyrgyz Republic is frequently confronted with the problem of shrinking human capital, better known as the brain drain. Every year 2,000 young Kyrgyz professionals leave the country, according …
Read MoreNurturing Talent in China
The current recruitment landscape in China and globally is changing massively, there are numerous dynamics in play that are important for top level management to understand in any organization: You …
Read MoreChina’s Bling Princess
[gdl_gallery title=”Zhang” width=”250″ height=”300″ ] For the Kim Kardashians and Paris Hiltons of the world, everyday is a battle for meaning. Unfettered by everyday constraints such as finite cash, lack …
Read MoreIn the Black: Chinese Politicians Cling to their Youth
Either for maintaining a youthful image or political unity, masking one’s silvering mane has become a hot issue for China’s political leaders- especially when there is a refusal to dye. …
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