Tag: Southeast Asia
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ThinkNanyang: A New Academic Imprint Aims to Boost Chinese-Language Research Across Singapore and Southeast Asia
New imprint ThinkNanyang launches to elevate Chinese-language scholarship A new scholarly imprint, ThinkNanyang, debuted on November 16 with a mission to strengthen Chinese-language research across Singapore and Southeast Asia. The initiative seeks to provide a dedicated platform for scholars who publish in Chinese, helping to diversify academic discourse in the region and reach broader audiences…
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ThinkNanyang: A New Academic Imprint to Elevate Chinese-Language Research in Singapore and Southeast Asia
Introduction: A Bold Step for Chinese-Language Scholarship Singapore-based Focus Publishing, the publishing arm of SPH Media that also publishes The Straits Times, has launched a new academic imprint called ThinkNanyang. Unveiled on November 16, this initiative seeks to elevate Chinese-language research and broaden the reach of scholarly works across Singapore and Southeast Asia. By positioning…
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Trump Seeks Nobel Praise Again as Thailand-Cambodia Clashes Erupt After Truce Frays
Introduction: A Global Peace Push Meets Turbulent Realities Former President Donald Trump has positioned himself as a key broker of international peace, arguing that a series of deals around the world, including a recent arrangement between Thailand and Cambodia, could earn him consideration for the Nobel Prize. Yet the latest developments in Southeast Asia suggest…
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Singapore to Welcome Southeast Asia’s First Library of Mistakes in 2027
Singapore Reads the Past to Shape the Future In a bold move to deepen financial literacy and historical understanding, Singapore is set to unveil Southeast Asia’s first Library of Mistakes in 2027. This innovative learning space will curate a global archive of pivotal moments in financial history, highlighting the diverse lessons that come from triumphs,…
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Singapore to Welcome Southeast Asia’s First ‘Library of Mistakes’ in 2027
Overview: A Bold Educational Space in Singapore Singapore is preparing to unveil a pioneering cultural and educational space: Southeast Asia’s first Library of Mistakes. Set to open in 2027, the project aims to translate global financial history’s highs and lows into accessible insights for policymakers, students, investors, and the public. By curating case studies, interactive…
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Singapore to Launch Southeast Asia’s First Library of Mistakes in 2027
Singapore to Open Southeast Asia’s First Library of Mistakes Singapore is preparing to host a landmark institution that aims to illuminate the lessons of global finance through a fresh lens. In 2027, the city-state will welcome Southeast Asia’s first Library of Mistakes, a hybrid museum and learning center designed to explore the triumphs, missteps, and…
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Pilots Deploys High-Accuracy GPS in Phones to Transform Southeast Asia Navigation
Revolutionizing Mobile GPS: A Southeast Asia Pilot In a landmark move for smartphone navigation, a pilot programme has been launched in collaboration with OPPO, Qualcomm Technologies, and Swift Navigation. This initiative marks Southeast Asia’s first deployment of high-accuracy GPS integrated directly into a mobile phone and its companion apps. The collaboration is designed to bring…
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Grab Pilots High-Accuracy GPS Positioning System to Improve Mobile Navigation
Singapore Launch: A New Era for Mobile GPS Precision In a landmark collaboration, Grab has launched a pilot programme to integrate a high-accuracy GPS positioning system into mobile devices and its app, marking Southeast Asia’s first deployment of this level of precision in a consumer platform. The initiative is a joint effort with OPPO, Qualcomm…
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Seven Dead After Migrant Boat Sinks Near Thai-Malaysian Border
Overview of the incident A migrant boat sank near the border area between Thailand and Malaysia, leaving at least seven people dead and dozens missing. The vessel, believed to be carrying undocumented migrants seeking passage to safer destinations, encountered trouble in rough seas or windy conditions, according to authorities on both sides. Thirteen survivors have…
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Seven Dead as Migrant Boat Sinks Near Thai-Men Border: A Developing Tragedy
Overview of the Incident A hopeful voyage turned deadly when a boat carrying undocumented migrants sank near the border between Thailand and Malaysia. Initial reports indicate that at least seven people lost their lives, while thirteen were rescued. Dozens remain missing as search and rescue operations continue in the waters along the boundary region. What…