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[Asia's Next Page] Japan's National Security Strategy: On Road to Upending Post-War Pacifism? - Vimarsana News

[Asia's Next Page] Japan's National Security Strategy: On Road to Upending Post-War Pacifism?

The new National Security Strategy will likely determine Japan's national security trajectory for at least the next ten years. This is what you need to know.

ESG funds swell in numbers despite disclosure failures - Vimarsana News

ESG funds swell in numbers despite disclosure failures

The number of Article 8 funds has more than doubled in the last year, despite concerns over environmental disclosures, new research has found.

PineBridge Investments upgrades bond fund to Article 9 - Vimarsana News

PineBridge Investments upgrades bond fund to Article 9

PineBridge Investments has upgraded its Global Emerging Markets Corporate Bond fund, bucking the SFDR downgrading trend.

BNY Mellon IM launches impact emerging market debt fund - Vimarsana News

BNY Mellon IM launches impact emerging market debt fund

BNY Mellon Investment Management has launched a new emerging market debt fund with a focus on impact investing.

Forum 18: KYRGYZSTAN: Violent attacks continue in 2022 and into 2023 - Vimarsana News

Forum 18: KYRGYZSTAN: Violent attacks continue in 2022 and into 2023

Violent attacks against non-Muslims in regions outside the capital Bishkek have continued in 2022 and into 2023, local Protestants told Forum 18. Officials refused to explain why perpetrators are not prosecuted and punished, and what is being done to stop such attacks. When such attacks happen, Protestants stated, "local believers are afraid to complain to the authorities" as "they are afraid of reprisals from the authorities and local mobs for complaining". "These are only isolated cases," Kanatbek Midin uuly of the State Commission for Religious Affairs claimed.