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SEP 9, 2022
09/09/22 - Could India lose its democracy? - Speaking of AsiaSynopsis: Every second Friday of the month, join The Straits Times' associate editor Ravi Velloor, as he distills his experience from four decades of covering the continent.
In this episode, he hosts Prof Ashutosh Varshney, Director of the Center for Contemporary South Asia and Sol Goldman Professor of International Studies and the Social Sciences at Brown University in the US.
They talk about India’s democratic experience through 75 years of existence as an independent nation. They also discuss past, and recent challenges to democracy, and ask the question: Can India turn authoritarian, or worse?
Highlights (click/tap above):
1:45 How appropriate is it to call India "the world’s biggest democracy"?
6:53 Caste and politics, and elite circulation
13:59 A Sri Lankan path for India?
15:45 Could India lose democracy?
21:25 Indian secularism is an indigenous concept
Produced by: Ravi Velloor (velloor@sph.com.sg), Ernest Luis and Teo Tong Kai
Edited by: Teo Tong Kai
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SEP 8, 2022
08/09/22 - Bigger Picture: King dollar steamrolls over Asian currenciesHeng Koon How, Head of Markets Strategy at UOB discusses the implications of a stronger USD for Asia, as well as how a weaker Chinese RMB will affect the region.
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SEP 8, 2022
08/09/22 - Mind Your Business: Travel Thursday: Bidding goodbye to Jurong Bird ParkAfter operating for more than 50 years, Jurong Bird Park is set to cease operations after January 3 next year as it prepares to move to Mandai.
Maggie Ang, Deputy Vice President, Park Operations, Mandai Wildlife Group shares her fondest memories of the attraction and Jurong Bird Park's closing campaign.
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SEP 8, 2022
08/09/22 - Euro Watch: What's the next move for UK's new PM Liz TrussFrom the UK getting a new prime minister, Liz Truss to Russia cutting off gas supplies to Europe indefinitely and Ukraine’s prime minister Denys Shmyhal urging the EU to stand firm against Russia.
Chris Humphrey, Executive Director, EU-ASEAN Business Council gives us analysis of those headlines and more.
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SEP 8, 2022
08/09/22 - Why It Matters: Tackling the issue of an outdated appraisal systemPerformance appraisals are two words most employees dread to hear from their managers, mainly because what follows is an inaccurate view of the type, amount of work, and effort that employees have put in.
But what if AI tools can be used to strike a balance between technology and the human mind especially managers?
Projjal Ghatak, Founder & CEO, OnLoop shares more.
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SEP 7, 2022
07/09/22 - Bigger Picture: Strengthening USD drags JPY to 24-year lowsAbhilash Narayan, Senior Investment Strategist, Standard Chartered Private Bank discusses what's driving the greenback's strength near term, and why he's bearish on the US dollar on a 6-12 month horizon, and more bullish on the Euro.
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SEP 7, 2022
07/09/22 - Mind Your Business: Letting the next generation take overAfter two decades of pushing boundaries, Nic & Wes Builders has make themselves a reputable name in the design-and-build field. And now, its founder is grooming the next generation who has stepped on board, to continue their legacy in this family‐centric business.
Brian Kow, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Nic & Wes Builders shares more about his experience building his business.
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SEP 7, 2022
07/09/22 - Why It Matters: Investing like Warren Buffett, is it for everyone?As soaring inflation and rising interest rates prompt an exodus from growth towards value in 2022, the investing prowess of Buffett has come under increased spotlight in the media. And as we dive deeper into understanding Buffett’s investment approaches, will it work for everyone.
Christopher Ballard, Managing Director, Check Capital Management who tells us more about their investment strategies.
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SEP 7, 2022
07/09/22 - Regional Roundup: DPM Wong visits Malaysia, Najib seeks royal pardonHighlights from Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s visit to Malaysia, to former Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak seeking a royal pardon and UN's Myanmar special envoy vowing to not visit the country again unless she is allowed to meet ousted leader Ms Aung San Suu Kyi.
We analyse these headlines and more with Dr. Felix Tan, Political Observer, Nanyang Technological University
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SEP 7, 2022
07/09/22 - Breakfast Brief: Europe's energy saga, Gazprom vs. Siemens EnergyIn today's Breakfast Brief, we discuss Europe's biggest energy crisis in decades with natural gas supplies from Russia have now come to a complete halt. The European Union is racing to come up with ideas to keep its energy crisis from turning into an economic meltdown, as energy ministers prepare for an emergency meeting in Brussels on Friday.
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