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For the first time in a decade, Southeast Asia has attracted more foreign direct investment (FDI) than China as investors shift faster towards building “China + 1” supply chains amid increasing manufacturing costs and rising tariffs that have reduced Beijing’s competitiveness.
Maureen Harris is a senior adviser at International Rivers and coordinator of the Vietnam Climate Defenders Coalition, and Liangyi Chang is Asia managing director at 350.org.
William Calley, a former US Army lieutenant convicted of war crimes in a Vietnam-era tragedy called the My Lai massacre, has died at age 80, according to media reports.
On Friday, Lim Tean from the opposition party People’s Voice, shared the girl’s post with pictures of her standing under banners with the caption “Happy 59th Birthday Singapore”. Lim questioned why a “non-Singaporean” was featured in a poster celebrating National Day. The girl, whose Facebook page said she was from Vietnam, has since deleted her post.
William L. Calley Jr., who as a young Army lieutenant during the Vietnam War was the only American convicted in the murder of hundreds of unarmed, unresisting Vietnamese civilians in the atrocity known as the My Lai Massacre, died on April 28 in hospice in Gainesville, Fla, according to Social Security Administration records. He was 80.
