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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / September 22, 2018 / Analysis-Reportage, APR, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Report, English, Evening Report, Fiji, Fisheries, Fishermen, Forced labour, Human Rights, Images, Indonesia, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Pacific Dialogue charity, Pacific Media Centre, Pacific Region, Pacific Report, PMC Reportage, Reportage, Reports, Slavery, South Korea, Taiwan, Text, Tuna Fisheries / Comments Off on MIL-Evening Report: Fisherman kept in ‘abject’ conditions at sea repatriated from Fiji, says lawyer
NZ lawyer Karen Harding … social media video plea to captain of Taiwanese fishing boat helped “free” Indonesian fisherman in Fiji. Image: Karen Harding’s FB page By Rahul Bhattarai An allegedly “enslaved” Indonesian fisherman on board Yu Shun 88, a Taiwanese flagged tuna longliner, has now been repatriated from Fiji to his homeland, says an […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / September 7, 2018 / america, Americas, ASEAN, Asia, Asia Pacific, Aviation, Business, Commerce, Defense, English, Environment, Exports, Indonesia, Intelligence, International Trade, Japan, Korea, law, Legal, MIL OSI, Open Source Intel, Pacific, Republic of Korea, Security, South Korea, Success Stories, Technology, Trade, Trade Finance, Trade Policy, United States, United States Department of State, United States Federal Government, United States Government, United States of America, United States Security, US International Trade, US International Trade Administration, USA / Comments Off on MIL-OSI USA: ITA’s South Korea/U.S. Power Working Group: Bringing Together Major Decision Makers
Source: US International Trade Administration This post contains external links. Please review our external linking policy. This is the fourth and final entry in a series of guest blogs highlighting ITA activities that help connect U.S. companies to opportunities in the Indo-Pacific region following the recent Indo-Pacific Business Forum where Secretary Ross, Secretary Pompeo and other […]
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By / July 13, 2018 / Business, Commodities, Economy, Energy, energy infrastructure, English, Exploitation, Exploration, Gas, Global Economy, India, Industry, Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, Kepco, MIL Oil-Energy Sector OSI, MIL OSI, MIL OSI Economics, Mining Sector, News, Newsletter Daily, Newsletter News Weekly, Oil, Oil Rigs, Open Source Intel, PGCIL, Power Grid Corporation of India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Renewables, South Korea / Comments Off on MIL-OSI Energy: S. Korea’s KEPCO buys into renewable projects in India
Source: Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis Pulse News: South Korea’s state-run utility company Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) said on Tuesday it has signed an agreement with India’s Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. (PGCIL) to cooperate on new energy infrastructure projects in India, a move that will enable KEPCO to tap into […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / July 11, 2018 / Afghanistan, Ampatuan massacre, Analysis-Reportage, APR, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Report, Asia Report, Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, English, Evening Report, Fiji, Global, Hong Kong, Human Rights, India, Japan, Justice, Media, Media Freedom, Media Freedom Index, MIL OSI, Miloš Zeman, Multimedia, Myanmar, Nauru, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Pacific Media Centre, Pacific Region, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, PMC Reportage, Rappler, Reportage, Reporters Sans Frontieres, Reporters Without Borders, Reports, Rodrigo Duterte, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, War on drugs, Warlords / Comments Off on MIL-Evening Report: ‘Sick joke’, threats cited in Asia-Pacific declining media freedom summit
Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Christophe Deloire talks about the global threat against journalists. Video: Café Pacific By David Robie in Paris When Reporters Without Borders chief Christophe Deloire introduced the Paris-based global media watchdog’s Asia-Pacific press freedom defenders to his overview last week, it was grim listening. First up in RSF’s catalogue of crimes and […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / June 21, 2018 / Asia, Business, Commodities, Economy, Energy, English, Exploitation, Exploration, Gas, Global Economy, Gyeongbuk Floating Offshore Wind Power, Industry, Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, Kepco, Macquarie, MIL Oil-Energy Sector OSI, MIL OSI, MIL OSI Economics, Mining Sector, News, Newsletter Daily, Newsletter News Weekly, offshore wind, Oil, Oil Rigs, Open Source Intel, Robert Liew, South Korea / Comments Off on MIL-OSI Energy: South Korea moving forward with offshore wind projects
Source: Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis Greentech Media: Renewable energy development behemoth Macquarie is eyeing a floating turbine project in South Korea as interest in offshore wind grows across the Asia-Pacific region. The developer is reportedly partnering with South Korea’s Gyeongbuk Floating Offshore Wind Power for a 1-gigawatt project located around 30 miles […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / June 15, 2018 / Apple, Business, Commodities, Economy, Energy, Energy Markets, English, Exploitation, Exploration, Gas, General Motors, Global Economy, Industry, Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, MIL Oil-Energy Sector OSI, MIL OSI, MIL OSI Economics, Mining Sector, News, Newsletter Daily, Newsletter News Weekly, Oil, Oil Rigs, Open Source Intel, RE 100, Renewable energy, Renewables, Samsung, South Korea, Transition / Comments Off on MIL-OSI Energy: Samsung joins corporate renewable energy push
Source: Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis Associated Press: Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s biggest smartphone maker, joined on Thursday a growing list of companies that are promising to increase their use of solar and other renewable energy to help curb global warming. Samsung, part of South Korea’s biggest corporate group, is the first […]
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