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As South Korean youth sour on China, can 'economic common sense' bring bilateral balance? - Vimarsana News

As South Korean youth sour on China, can 'economic common sense' bring bilateral balance?

Negative public opinion is fuelling discourse and xenophobia between China and South Korea, and a public survey says the source is largely young adults – rather than their parents or grandparents.

Source: scmp.com
How China, Japan's hot trade and economic relationship is being tested by cold politics - Vimarsana News

How China, Japan's hot trade and economic relationship is being tested by cold politics

Deeply intertwined economic connections between China and Japan – built up over decades – are seen as the bedrock for stability in China-Japan relations, despite deep-rooted historical disputes and political mistrust.

Source: scmp.com
Japan's 2-year ban on foreign students may have driven talent away, academics say - Vimarsana News

Japan's 2-year ban on foreign students may have driven talent away, academics say

Covid-19 restriction has hurt Japan’s competitiveness and caused many students to give up their plans or head elsewhere for their study abroad experience, observers say.

Source: scmp.com
Is Soft Power Dead? - Vimarsana News

Is Soft Power Dead?

With an activist Supreme Court creating a gap between democratic rhetoric and reality in the U.S., and Russia and China eager to flex military muscle, the full-force return to hard power looks bound for dominance.

Taking A Position: A Call To Regulate Yoga In India - Vimarsana News

Taking A Position: A Call To Regulate Yoga In India

Trained practitioners warn that unregulated yoga can be detrimental to people's health. The government in India, where the ancient practice was invented, knows this very well — yet continues to postpone regulation.