1. Manas: Shoes for the World
(2010/east 30 - euroshock - English (United Kingdom))

... Where are your strong points? In 2009, the “internal” market, which is to say European countries, accounted for 60 percent of sales. After Europe, the Far East had 25 percent, and the United States and ...

2. Hungary Moves Right, in Moderation
(2010/east 30 - euroshock - English (United Kingdom))

... graduated from Moscow’s diplomatic academy (in 1986) and was active in trade deal with the Soviet Union, post-Soviet Russia, and far eastern nations didn’t help the party’s cause (“Russia could … present ...

3. For Tokyo, the Islands Matter
(2010/east 29 - Dmitri's Toughest game - English (United Kingdom))

... empire, with most of its states gradually migrating not only into the European Union but also to NATO. Given this transformation, how is it possible that no similar overhaul occurred in the Far East? Of ...

4. Is China Another Japan? Not So Fast
(2010/east 29 - Dmitri's Toughest game - English (United Kingdom))

... at times more like an expression of wishful thinking. Fear of economic invasion and resulting political interference by an emerging Far Eastern power is hardly new to Western nations. American and European ...

5. Russia for Russians, On the March
(2010/east 29 - Dmitri's Toughest game - English (United Kingdom))

... regulatory organization of work, saw Russians forcible settle into the northern and Far East parts of the country that would later yield most of its primary energy sources. Between the late 1970s and early ...

6. No God but My God — or else...
(2009/east 23 - Deo-Diversity? - English (United Kingdom))

... on global religious freedom (download it at www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2008). According to ACS,Asian nations extending from the Middle East to the Far East are atop the list offenders. China, Myanmar, ...

7. Maire Tecnimont: ‘Keys-in-Hand’ Goes Global
(2010/east 28 - The Agony of a Dictatorship - English (United Kingdom))

... specific area, such as the Far East. Is there a specific country or geographical area that’s attracting your attention? There are many. We’re looking at the Middle East, Latin America, China and ...

8. Beijing Looks to be No. 1
(2010/east 28 - The Agony of a Dictatorship - English (United Kingdom))

... probing, hoping to pick one that works. But while industrialized world ponders the size and shape of their new order, there’s no disputing which nation holds the key to all future Far Eastern strategic ...

9. Russia’s Far East Looks to Japan and China
(2009/east 25 - Public enemy? - English (United Kingdom))

For a time, Russia’s far east seemed poised to become the American Far West of the 21st century. But it never happened. Instead, the cold and sprawling region fell into poverty. Now, it’s seeking to rebuild ...

10. Japan: Power to the Party
(2009/east 27 - Finding Happiness Outside GDP - English (United Kingdom))

Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama recently became the first modern Japanese government chief to mention the Meiji Revolution of 1868, which restored imperial power and helped lay the groundwork ...

11. F.A.Q.
(Contenuti statici/Contenuti statici - English (United Kingdom))

... and the Far East, specifically India and China. Published by Italy’s Banda Larga group in conjunction with the magazine Internazionale, and edited by Vittorio Borelli, east is supported by the UniCredit ...

12. Alessandra Garusi
(Writers/Writers - English (United Kingdom))

Alessandra Garusi is a photojournalist who specializes in the Middle and Far East. She has worked for a number of Italian and international magazines, including L’Indipendente, D-La Repubblica delle Donne, ...

13. Russia: the revolt at Pikalevo
(2009/east 26 - Minority effect - English (United Kingdom))

... the northwest Urals, the central Volga, southern Siberia and the far east (Dalny Vostok). Since outlying environmental and climatic conditions was often forbidding (tundra and barren forestlands), the ...

14. Asia: an atlas of minorities
(2009/east 26 - Minority effect - English (United Kingdom))

... okrug (territories with a substantial or dominant minority group) and the Jewish Autonomous Oblast established by Stalin situated in the Russian Far East bordering the Chinese province of Heilongjiang. ...

15. Terzani: l’uomo, il giornalista, lo scrittore filosofo
(2005/east 5 - Out of poverty )

... traditore insieme. Lastorica “Far Eastern Economic Review”, unaspecie di Bibbia settimanale per i residenti e ifrequentatori dell’oriente, chiude dopo mezzosecolo, muore esattamente nello stesso annoin ...

16. Vietnam: il tigrotto sta crescendo in fretta
(2004/east 2 - L'altra Europa)

Il Pil cresce in media del 7% l’anno, l’industria tocca punte del 10%. L’agricoltura,scesa in dieci anni dal 40% al 23% del Pil, è diventata estremamentecompetitiva e fa paura sia in Asia sia in America. ...

17. Hong Kong è il futuro di cui Pechino ha paura
(2004/east 2 - L'altra Europa)

I cinesi erano convinti che nell’ex colonia inglese l’economia contassetuttora più della democrazia. Così hanno rinviato le riforme politichee dato semaforo verde a quelle economiche. Ma il movimento diprotesta ...

18. Questo nuovo fondamentalismo è una vecchia teologia fascista
(2004/east 2 - L'altra Europa)

... la sua societàa maggioranza musulmana, questo dimostreràche la nostra lotta al terrorismo non èuna lotta contro l’Islam, ma, al contrario, èrivolta contro un’ideologia guerriera e fascista.Il Far East ...

19. Se i capitalisti non riescono a fare sistema
(2005/east 4 - Dove va Putin )

... aggiunto, dal design all’ingegnerizzazioneal prodotto. Se vendi solo prodotti,invece, hai perso: ci sarà sempre qualcunoche, nel Far East, li farà a minor costo emeglio di te”.Analoghi i giudizi di altri ...

20. Botta: i Balcani sono un mercato su cui scommettere
(2005/east 4 - Dove va Putin )

... posta in gioco.Senza dimenticare le opportunità chepossiamo trovare in Cina e nel Far East...Certamente. Ma la vicinanza contienepotenzialità che devono essere individuate,analizzate e utilizzate con cura ...