AGI Magazine
When governments of two highly influential countries get together to promote and strengthen economic and social relations, a celebration in the form of fashion collaboration can be the only sartorially …
Read MoreJapan’s technology markets are set for a boost, after the Bank of Japan doubled its inflation target from 1% to 2% this week, and eased monetary policy, in a move …
Read MoreThis year, due to lower than expected economic performance and consumer spending, the Tet holiday is not expected to ensure high profits for businesses like in previous years. he Vietnamese …
Read MoreLooking for something scintillating to enliven your daily grind? AGI highlights the top 10 books from Asia in 2012, guaranteed to transport you to fantastical, enchanting new worlds- all from …
Read MoreDoes North Korea’s new policy on mobile phones for foreigners signal an embrace of global technology? orth Korea, a country once almost entirely shut off from the world, now allows …
Read MoreAhmedabad’s rapid transit is the envy of other cities, says Darryl d’Monte. For anyone stuck in one of India’s interminable traffic jams, a bus rapid transit (BRT) system sounds like …
Read MorePenguins in the Sky – Asahiyama Zoo Wednesday 27 February 2013, 18:30 Doors open at 18:00. No admittance after 19:00. Free admission. Prior registration essential. Directed by Masahiko Makino マキノ雅彦 …
Read MoreA unique museum that documents the struggles of minorities in Japan may have to close because the city government believes it does not offer children ‘hopes and dreams’ apan’s only …
Read More2013 marks the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s corset heaving masterpiece, Pride and Prejudice, and two centuries on, independent minded young ladies east and west are still swooning for the …
Read MoreOn the 9th of January, a group of political activists in Vietnam were convicted of plotting to overthrow the Vietnamese state. The majority of them are Catholic, and amongst them …
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