Extremists christians in National University of Singapore (NUS)

Christians often accused the Muslims of creating troubles, but the christians are themselves trouble makers too. Only difference is Muslims use guns and the hypocritical christians use pens.

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New China landing vessels point to Pacific rivalry

As looming budget cuts force the Pentagon to plan for a smaller U.S. navy, China is accelerating the launch of new, increasingly capable warships as part of a sustained drive to become a major maritime power.

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Whitney Houston, I will always love you

Singer Whitney Houston dies at 48

Legendary pop singer Whitney Houston was found dead at a Beverly Hills, California, hotel at age 48, officials said Saturday night.

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Singapore warns US on anti-China rhetoric

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USA and Israel are both hypocrites

So much negative western media reporting of China and Russia vetoing the US resolution on Syria. Time for those white trash to look at the mirror on how many times USA veto UN resolutions on Israel.  Why USA has no balls to admit Israel has nuclear bombs? So Bush bombed Iraq because of suspected non existence WMD. Would any US president bomb Israel to cave age because Israel has hidden WMD? Of course not, because Americans has no balls when it come to face with Israel. Why? Because American economy, media and financials are controlled by the Jews. Oh yes, don't forget the Jewish money involved in the presidential campaign funds.

Counterfeit bottles put a dint in China’s lust for Lafite

The international wine industry is casting a nervous eye towards China following reports that the country’s love affair with the finest vintages might be going through somewhat of a rocky patch.

Auction houses outfox Chinese antiquity fakers

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Apple's iPhone hot but Android handsets 'on fire'

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Sales slide after vintage year for bogus Bordeaux

Fears over bootleg booze end three-year boom and send mainland market for fine wines into freefall

Artist with a touch of erotic magic

Painter Liu Yi believes it is an artist's job to "torture" himself when he closes the door to work, yet "startle" others when he opens the door to show off that creation.

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蝗蟲天下 Locust World

Hotel chains show interest in Myanmar

But most say it’s still too early to make concrete moves

Made-in-America seen making a return in 5 years

The notion of America winning back jobs from China in a big way seems as likely as In-n-Out opening a store in Hong Kong. Oh, wait.

New Asian buyers thirst for fresh wine tastes

Global economic uncertainty has hit the Asian wine market, with demand falling for top Bordeaux at Sotheby’s first Hong Kong wine auction of the year in mid-January, leaving many bottles unsold.

Falling wine prices hint at a hard landing ahead

Hong Kong auctions of top drops have been disappointing this year, pointing to a squeeze on liquidity on the mainland and wider implications for the economy

China’s reality lost in translation, Davos told

The West has a skewed view of China which Beijing has to fix if it wants a better reception when it goes shopping abroad, business and political leaders said at the Davos forum Thursday.

China’s Hidden Wealth Feeds an Income Gap

The Chinese economy is a little like the Milky Way: we keep discovering it’s larger than we thought, the difference may run in the trillions, and much is hidden from view.

Big bad China? US crying wolf

Despite the political posturing, Americans still hold most of their country’s debt, and still make most of the profit off everything that’s sold there

Singapore PM Lee does not see children joining politics

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, the son of Singapore’s founding father Lee Kuan Yew, said Thursday that he does not think that his children will enter politics.