World’s biggest millionaire boom? It’s in Indonesia
Total wealth of Asia’s millionaries could exceed American GDP in just two years.
Patrick Winn
In Asia, anger over ‘freedom of speech’ defense for anti-Muslim filmmaker
By Patrick Winn
Protesters dismayed by America’s refusal to capture and punish director.
The return of “Made in Myanmar” to US closets
By Patrick Winn
As sanctions lift, impoverished nation likely to resume stitching American brands.
No longer a pariah, Myanmar courts Western investment partners
By Patrick Winn
As sanctions subside, a broken nation revels in the limelight and seeks foreign businesses to help it cash in.
Indonesia’s Ramadan porn block blitz
By Patrick Winn
Fundamentalist IT minister is back on the anti-porn crusade.
Myanmar: How American products slip through sanctions
By Patrick Winn
Citizens of Myanmar may now enjoy Coca Cola legally, but foreign manufacturers have skirted sanctions for years.
Angry Birds chic swarms Cambodia
By Patrick Winn
In the capital, Phnom Penh, the Angry Birds swarm with Hitchcockian intensity.
Indonesia’s gas price protests rage even harder
By Patrick Winn
What could compel so many men and women onto Indonesia’s streets? Gas prices.
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