Thu Apr 1, 2010 9:22 BST |
At the height of the crisis, BMI suggested that a story of ‘Three Asias’ – that of China and India, the domestic demand-driven economies and the trade-dependent states – would dictate the pace and virility with which the region would recover from the global downturn. A year on, Justin Patrie asks Rahul Ghosh, Head of [Read more...]

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Tags: 2010, Asia, China, Economic Outlook, forecasts, GDP, India, private consumption, South East Asia
Posted in: Asia, General, Podcast
Fri Nov 6, 2009 17:59 GMT |
Myanmar (Burma) is a country that deserves more attention.
In case you missed it, the US is currently pursuing a diplomatic outreach to Myanmar’s ruling State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) – the military junta headed by Senior General Than Shwe. US State Department officials have just returned from what was the highest-ranking American [Read more...]
Tags: Burma, Burma Chronicles, China, economic potential, From The Land of Green Ghosts, geopolitical importance, India, Myanmar, outreach, pipeline, power projection, security, South East Asia, SPDC junta, strategic, Than Shwe, US
Posted in: Asia, General, Geopolitics, Political Risk