AGI Magazine
Global financial trading company TradeNext have launched their Search For An Asian Football Star initiative to discover talented young Asian footballers in the UK. Search For An Asian Football Star (SFAAFS) will …
Read MoreSikh student takes part in a major project by the UK Punjabi Heritage Association to document the role of Sikh soldiers in World War One Their long tradition as warriors …
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Baroness Verma is Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change. She gives an account of her recent visit to India in which she visited …
Read MoreSeveral British vessels and aid workers are heading to the Philippines as the UN has appealed for more aid in the midst of large-scale devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan. With …
Read MoreThis is a new column that intends to introduce Londoners and visitors to another side of this great city – the stories of its Asian communities and places of interest …
Read MoreAward-winning American filmmaker gives speech at Hiroshima University on anniversary of atomic bomb; has harsh words against Japanese nationalism, American imperialism. Director/producer Oliver Stone is no stranger to controversy. His …
Read MoreWhy does the war issue refuse to go away in Japanese politics? An opinion piece by AGI columnist Tim Holm Earlier this week, two controversial stories have grabbed headlines in Japan and …
Read MoreEvery year, between 30,000 to 40,000 students from India embark upon education in UK Higher Education Institutions. They are willing to pay exorbitant fees as a British education is considered …
Read MoreLast week there were reports from farmers that their livestock had been attacked by Siberian tigers. This is not an unusual happening, but it is an increasing cause for concern among conservationists. …
Read MoreOne of the biggest problems in Kyrgyzstan’s provinces, particularly Naryn, is a lack of cemeteries and waste disposal sites – with predictable results. Kochkor district is a gateway to Naryn, …
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