Die Asien-Presseschau vom 21. Januar 2022 – Montags, mittwochs und freitags hier immer die wichtigsten Links aus den englischsprachigen Tageszeitungen in Süd-, Südost- und Ostasien.*
Geopolitics + South China Sea + Diplomacy:
South China Sea. US destroyer entering Chinese waters warned off – China Daily
China, Germany pledge to deepen cooperation and refrain from ‚microphone diplomacy‘ – Global Times
Việt Nam refutes ‚false‘ claim on militia deployment in East Sea – Vietnam News
Biden undoes Trump’s damage to US-Vietnam ties. Biden’s policy team has resolved or buried sticking points under Trump but Hanoi is still not ready to enter full ‘strategic partnership’ – Asia Times
China + Hongkong + Taiwan + Beijing Olympics:
Beijing Winter Olympics: Why are they controversial? – BBC Asia
Chins. CPC’s disciplinary agency renews anti-corruption drive, to fight new challenges of ‘capital-power collusion’- Global Times
Hong Kong Bar Association should not discuss politics, new chairman says.Newly-elected chairman Victor Dawes says that rule of law “is not dead,” and that the professional regulatory body for barristers would welcome a chance to visit Beijing. – Hong Kong Free Press
Athlete surveillance warnings cloud China’s Winter Olympics – Japan Today
Domestic Politics:
Japan. PM Kishida vows to achieve economic growth through wealth distribution – The Japan News
Politics Thailand. Influential leader and 20 other MPs depart ruling party in Thailand, weakening governing coalition – The Straits Times
Myanmar Crisis:
What is Iran’s Revolutionary Guard doing in Myanmar? Diplomats suspect sanctioned Iranian airline’s recent landings in Myanmar may have delivered weapons including guided missiles – Asia Times
Myanmar anti-coup fighters claim attack in state capital – Borneo Bulletin
Cambodia, Thailand say ‘no easy fix’ for Myanmar crisis – Phnom Penh Post
Myanmar Regime Forces Tortured and Massacred Ethnic Chin Journalist and Civilians – The Irrawaddy
Covid-19 + Vaccine + Science:
Singapore likely to see ’significant‘ Omicron wave, measures in place to cut risks – The Straits Times
Thailand. Modified Test & Go scheme to ease entry into Thailand to resume from Feb 1 – The Nation
Bhutan. Thimphu lockdown to continue until January 22 – Kuensel
South Korea. Omicron to engulf Korea faster, cause sharper rise – The Korea Herald
Business + Economy:
Pakistan revises up 2020-21 GDP growth to 5.37pc: Asad Umar – Dawn
Vietnam. Number of profitable Japanese enterprises operating in Việt Nam rises – Vietnam News
Banking + Money + Crypto:
China cuts lending rates, boosting property firms – Japan Today
Pegasus Asia, Tikehau Capital-backed SPAC, lists in Singapore – Channel News Asia
Media + Tech:
Singapore firms more upbeat this year as they look to digitalisation – The Straits Times
Indonesia. 5G will not disrupt aviation in Indonesia: Ministry – Jakarta Post
EV South Korea Hyundai Motor, IonQ team up on next-generation batteries – The Korea Herald
Climate + Environment:
Japan. Trickle of residents return to Fukushima’s last deserted town – Japan Today
Culture + Life Style + Travel:
South Korea.Single’s Inferno’s Song Ji-ah revealed to make $34k per Instagram post – The Straits Times
Airport Bangladesh. Opinion: The consistent chaos that is Dhaka airport – The Daily Star
Taiwan overtakes South Korea to rank 2nd in world baseball rankings – Focus Taiwan
Crime + Law + Espionage:
Slavery. Author calls for an expansion of the fight against modern slavery. Veteran activist uses his new book to promote an updated abolitionist movement against human trafficking – Globe South East Asia
Terror Pakistan. At least 2 dead, 26 injured in bomb blast in Lahore’s Anarkali area – Dawn
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