Archive for the ‘Philippinen’ Category
23
May
Posted by nomade51 in Vietnam, China, South East Asia - SEA, Philippinen, World, USA, Japan, ASEAN, India. Tagged: China, Politics, South China Sea, Anis Bajrektarevic, Asia-Pacific theatre., chinese longrange strategy, chinese military strategy. 1 Comment
An Analysis by Anis Bajrektarevic On the eastern, ascendant flank of Eurasian continent, the Chinese vertigo economy is overheated and too-well integrated in the petrodollar system. Beijing, presently, cannot contemplate or afford to allocate any resources in a search for an alternative. (The Sino economy is low-wage- and labor intensive- centered. Chinese revenues are heavily [...]
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7
May
Posted by nomade51 in Cambodia, China, India, Laos, Myanmar / Burma, Philippinen, Thailand. Tagged: ayutthaya in thailand, Global Heritage Fund, Preah Vihear, Preah Vihear temple, unesco world heritage, unesco world heritage sites. 1 Comment
The top 10 endangered sites in Asia, according to the Global Heritage Fund, are: 1. Ayutthaya in Thailand, a former Siamese capital known as the “Venice of the East.” 2. Fort Santiago in the Philippines. 3. Kashgar, one of the last preserved Silk Road cities in China. 4. Mahasthangarh, one of South Asia’s earliest archeological [...]
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1
Apr
Posted by nomade51 in ASEAN, Cambodia, China, Indochina - Indochine, Philippinen, USA. Tagged: ASEAN 2012, asean summit, bilateral aid, China Cambodia, Chinese influence on Cambodia, Hi Jintao, hu jintao, Hun Sen, Phnom Penh, president hu jintao, South China Sea, southeast asian nations. Leave a Comment
Hu Jintao wants Cambodia help on China Sea dispute, pledges aid. Is China buying Cambodia’s silence? China’s influence runs deep in Cambodia as the government depends heavily on Chinese aid as well as economic and political cooperation. China’s President Hu Jintao (L) and Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen (R) sit for a witness during a [...]
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26
Mar
Posted by nomade51 in ASEAN, Cambodia, China, Indochina - Indochine, Malaysia, Philippinen, Vietnam. Tagged: asean members, Brunie, Cambodia, Cambodia and ASEAN, China and ASEAN, chinese president, Malaysia, Paracel Islands, Phnom Penh, South China Sea, Spratly Island, Taipei, Taiwan. Leave a Comment
—————————————————————— While Cambodia is preparing for the ASEAN meeting, there is a movement pushing Cambodia – which recently became the chair of ASEAN – to bring up the South China Sea dispute to the table for discussion and resolution. However, China, Cambodia’s “friend” and major donor, does not want the ASEAN to discuss this problem. [...]
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29
Jan
Posted by nomade51 in ASEAN, Cambodia, China, Neighbour Countries - Nachbarländer, Philippinen, Vietnam. Tagged: ASEAN, China, maritime jurisdiction, Nansha Islands, Paracel Islands, South China, South China Sea, Southeast Asia, southeast asian country, Spratly Island, spratly islands. 1 Comment
As Cambodia chairs ASEAN, South China sea becomes a thorn in the eyes of the Southeast Asian country. It has to perform its role well as the ASEAN chair and at the same time to make sure China, its biggest donor will not be dissatisfied with it. What area does the South China Sea cover? [...]
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27
Jan
Posted by nomade51 in Angkor / Siem Reap, Cambodia, Indochina - Indochine, Philippinen. Tagged: Asia, budget carrier, Cambodia, Cebu Pacific, cheap flights, flights to the philippines, Low-cost carrier, Philippine, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Southeast Asia. 1 Comment
Cebu Pacific to use air rights to Cambodia starting April 19. Budget carrier Cebu Pacific will be mounting flights to Siem Reap, Cambodia by April 19. This makes it the first to do so after local airlines were granted rights to shuttle passengers into the Southeast Asian neighbor Cambodia. Read more: http://www.bworldonline.com/content.php?section=Corporate&title=Cebu-Pacific-to-use-air-rights-to-Cambodia-starting-April&id=45726 http://alfredmeier.me/2011/12/28/cambodia-cheap-flights-to-the-philippines/
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28
Dec
Posted by nomade51 in Cambodia, Philippinen. Tagged: AirAsia, AirPhil Express, ASEAN, Cambodia, Cebu Pacific, direct flights Philippines Cambodia, Philippine, Philippine Airlines, Zest Airways. 1 Comment
Philippines to establish direct air link with Cambodia. Soon direct connections? The Philippine airlines will soon fly straight to destinations in Cambodia, one of the few members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) that do not have direct air links with the Philippines. The Philippine Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) gave four airlines the [...]
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23
Nov
Posted by nomade51 in China, Indochina - Indochine, Indonesien, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar / Burma, Philippinen, Singapore, South East Asia - SEA, Thailand, Vietnam. Tagged: indochina map, map 1500, map asia, map portuguese. Leave a Comment
19
Nov
Posted by nomade51 in Cambodia, China, Indonesien, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar / Burma, Neighbour Countries - Nachbarländer, Philippinen, Singapore, Vietnam. Tagged: ASEAN, China, East Asia, South China Sea, Southeast Asia, Wen Jiabao. 1 Comment
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao Friday delivered a statement at the China-ASEAN summit on Indonesia’s Bali island. Following some interesting text excerpts. Read the full text of the Statement by H.E. Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China, here. Statement by H.E. Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State Council of [...]
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22
Aug
Posted by nomade51 in Cambodia, Indochina - Indochine, Indonesien, Inside Cambodia - Kambodscha Intim, Malaysia, Neighbour Countries - Nachbarländer, Philippinen. Tagged: Asia, Hongkong, Islam, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Manila, Muslime, Türkei, Türkisches Filmfestival. Leave a Comment
Die Türkei spielt auf der weltpolitischen Ebene eine immer aktivere Rolle, nicht zuletzt wegen ihrer ausserordentlichen geopolitischen Lage an der Schnittstelle zu Europa, Afrika und Asien. Und so ist es nicht verwunderlich, dass parallel dazu, vor allem hier in Asien, auf türkische Kultur, sprich Filmkultur. aufmerksam gemacht wird. Neben Phnom Penh fand das viertägige Filmfestival [...]
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