What can India, Pakistan learn from Ambani brothers
Nawaz Sharif is set to be the prime minister of Pakistan once again. It evokes mixed feelings among Indians in general. Last time when Sharif was Pakistan’s PM, Indian Prime …
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Festival of Asian Literature Opens with National Treasure Michael Palin
Running until may May 22, the Asia House Festival of Asian Literature held its Opening Night (sponsored by One Fine Stay) yesterday evening at the Commonwealth Club in Central London, …
Read MoreThe Company Aiming to Foster a New Kind of China-Africa Relationship
Vice-president of Chinese footwear manufacturer the Huajian Group Helen Hai has great plans for Ethiopia. Withing the next ten years, she hopes that it will become a global hub for …
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 Looks to Eurozone to Bridge Urban Rural Divide
As the Chinese economy become increasingly finance led, an unprecedented influx of rural dwellers are flocking to urban centres. However, lax bureacracy and apathetic legislation has meant that many of …
Read MoreAre China’s Woes Masking Wider Asian Pollution?
Amidst recent reports of incredibly high rates of pollution in Chinese cities, especially Beijing, other Asian cities’ pollution levels are being heavily overshadowed. In fact, Hong Kong, New Delhi, Ulaanbaatar, …
Read MoreWho Are You Calling Leftovers?
Highly educated female, successfully employed, and still single at 27? Then consider yourself a “Sheng Nu,” China’s nickname for “leftover woman”. Coined by the questionably feminist All-China Women’s Federation in …
Read MoreChina’s Burning Nearly as Much Coal as Rest of World Combined
Pollution levels in China have reached an all-time high. If you live in China, it certainly was not necessary for you to have viewed the dramatic images taken by NASA’s …
Read MoreRevamping the Bureaucratic Process in China
For anyone, endless meetings can be simultaneously daunting, tedious and tiring. In politics this can be magnified by factor ten. However, that is all about to change in China, where …
Read MoreWhat Does the Holiday Mood in China Mean for the World?
The year of the water snake starts on February 10 in China. The new year holiday officially lasts six days, but many workers go on leave for up to a …
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