Uncle Sam – Sick or not sick?
America’s Economic Depression In 5 Charts This is not what economic recovery looks like. This is, however, what an economic depression looks like: First, the American workforce is far smaller than it was… Read More
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Cambodian Reality – Fire in Sihanoukville: no power, no water!
A fire in a restaurant ripped through neighboring businesses Easter morning in one of the tourism hub’s busiest streets, leaving guesthouses, bars and restaurants a smoldering wreck. Monkey Republic guesthouse and restaurant, a dive shop and… Read More
Cambodia Valentine worries.
Government offers Valentine’s warning. Government ministries have sent a message “reminding” Cambodian youths – particularly girls and young women – to stay virgins this Valentine’s Day. Sivann Botum, a Ministry of Women’s Affairs… Read More
Cambodia – “Where’s the beef?”
Opposition Questions Shortcomings in Government Revenue 2011. The National Assembly on Friday passed a law approving the government’s revenue and spending in 2011. The opposition parties criticized that the amount taken in by the government… Read More
Kambodscha – Heimat und Land geklaut.
Dieser Bericht des ZDF ist über drei Jahre alt; er hat aber an Aktualität eher noch gewonnen. Denn in diesen Tagen wird das Vertreiben der mittellosen Menschen noch brutaler gehandhabt. Dem Bericht einer kambodschanisch sprachigen Tageszeitung… Read More
Thailand: The Evolving Conflict In The South.
After a decade of violence, the capabilities of Malay-Muslim insurgents in Thailand’s Deep South are outpacing the countermeasures of successive governments in Bangkok that have been mired in complacency and protracted national-level political… Read More
Phnom Penh – Let there be light! Better light?
Phnom Penh signs city lights contract with a French company. Phnom Penh City Hall had signed a contract with the French company Citelum on Monday to broaden and modernize its public lighting system… Read More
France: Rebellion of the CEOs.
By Alvaro Vargas Llosa Published November 17, 2012 - FoxNews.com. You know a European country is in trouble when its business leaders complain about government spending and taxes. You know it’s seriously in… Read More
On “Evergreen” Monetary Policies: Print or Die!
Evergreen. For Ever. Unlimited. A dam as a quick way to town – A “green” story. I live not too far from a 100 year-old dam that’s part of NYC’s water supply. There’s… Read More
The Fiscal Cliff – It’s the Politics, Stupid.
After the first $6 billion election, presidential campaigns that raised more than $1 billion each and a year of debates, Election 2012 is officially over. And strangely, it’s left the country with the same president, and essentially… Read More
