This week on LinkAsia, Taiwan and the Philippines lock horns in the Pacific, Bangladesh seeks to right their labor wrongs, China evaluates their progress with human rights, Xi Jinping moves...
(LinkAsia: 5/17/13) Taiwan is demanding justice from the Philippines, after the Filipino coast guard shot and killed a Taiwanese fisherman in disputed waters that both countries claim. Mainland China is...
(LinkAsia: 5/17/13) The government of Bangladesh and Western retailers are making steps towards improving work conditions in the country, three weeks after a factory collapse killed over 1,100 in Dhaka...
(LinkAsia: 5/17/13) China's State Council of Information has released its 10th annual report on China's progress with human rights. While the report was quick to commend progress in environmental and...
(LinkAsia: 5/17/13) When China's new president Xi Jinping assumed office, he made waves for leaning towards reformist policies. Observers predicted considerable change as China continues to struggle with political corruption...
(LinkAsia: 5/17/13) Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe keeps driving his neighbors wild. Less than a month after upsetting China and South Korea for reawakening painful memories of World War II,...
This documentary by British filmmaker Robb Leech chronicles a year in his relationship to his middle-class stepbrother Richard Dart.
Robb Leech is desperate to know why his white middle-class step-brother Rich...
The Willamette River has some big problems, but it's also the focus of one of the most creative and ambitious watershed restorations efforts ever undertaken. Earth Focus speaks with Jeremy...
Shale gas exploration has gone global. Energy companies are surveying shale rock formations in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia hoping to discover the next big deposit of natural...
Letters from America depicts the saga of an Iranian father and daughter who return to America after many years of living in Iran. It is the testimony of a western-educated...
Letters from America depicts the saga of an Iranian father and daughter who return to America after many years of living in Iran. It is the testimony of a western-educated...
This week on LinkAsia, the Pentagon accuses China of state-sponsored cyber espionage, Chinese bloggers try to crack a poison murder mystery, a shocking rat meat scandal puts food safety in...
(LinkAsia: 5/10/13) The Pentagon released an estimate that China spends 200 billion dollars a year on defense spending, 80 billion dollars more than China admits. US officials are keeping a...
(LinkAsia: 5/10/13) Chinese hackers have taken the international spotlight again after the Pentagon directly accused China of state-sponsored cyber espionage. LinkAsia spoke with Jeffrey Carr, CEO of Taia Global, about...
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