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US, China intensify battle for Pacific dominance in new ‘Great Game’
Island nations scattered across the Pacific Ocean are at the centre of an intensifying competition between China and the US for maritime routes, deepwater ports and other strategic assets in what the Lowy Institute calls a new “Great Game.”
Ford delays new EV plant, cancels electric three-row SUV
DETROIT – Ford Motor is delaying production of a new plant in Tennessee to produce a next-generation all-electric pickup truck and canceling plans for a three-row electric SUV, the company said Wednesday.
These are the 10 best 'workcation' cities in the world for hybrid workers
Have you been searching for a location where you can combine work and leisure? Look no further.
Thai border town offers geopolitical lesson for India
Mae Sot, a Thai trading center on the border with Myanmar, has two very noticeable characteristics: It is prosperous, and it is full of refugees from Myanmar. In both ways, the town offers a striking contrast to my home in northeastern India, which also borders Myanmar, where official hostility to illegal immigrants is damaging both refugees and the local economy.
Thai central bank stands pat to assess impact of political instability
BANGKOK -- Thailand's central bank kept the benchmark one-day repurchase rate unchanged at 2.5% at its monetary policy meeting on Wednesday, aiming to balance economic growth and risks as well as evaluating possible political risks that could affect the country's economy.
GMC expects to outsell its electric truck competitors as it launches new Sierra pickup
MILFORD, Mich. — General Motors' premium GMC brand wants to become the leader in all-electric truck sales for U.S. consumers as it launches its new electric Sierra pickup.
Thai court rules against elected politicians, not coup makers
BANGKOK -- When Srettha Thavisin, Thailand's recently dismissed prime minister, learned that he had been removed from office by a 5-4 vote of the Constitutional Court, his response was resigned and dignified: "I accept the decision of the Constitutional Court but I want to affirm that throughout my almost one-year tenure as prime minister I have tried to do everything correctly."