CARTOON EDITORIALS: Tuesday, February 13, 2018 By The Philippine Daily Inquirer ‘From Kuwait to China’
COURTESY: ASEAN OPINION AND EDITORIAL CARTOONS
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
7.1. Flashback cure – The Daily Tribune
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7.2 Make it easier to set up cell sites – The Manila Bulletin
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7.3. Trouble in paradise – The Manila Standard
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7.4. NEWS: CHINA SEEKS TO NAME SEA FEATURES IN BENHAM RISE…– The Manila Times
7.4. NEWS: CHINA SEEKS TO NAME SEA FEATURES IN BENHAM RISE…– The Manila Times
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7.5. From Kuwait to China – The Philippine Daily Inquirer
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7.6. ‘Cesspool’ – The Philippine Star
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7.7. Bantayan ang illegal recruiters– Pilipino Star Ngayon
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8.1. No good case for second referendum on Brexit – For The Straits Times
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Jonathan Eyal
Europe Correspondent
Jonathan Eyal was born in Romania, but has lived most of his life in Britain. Educated at Oxford and London universities, his initial training was in international law and relations, in which he obtained both his first degree and his Master’s with a Distinction. His doctorate, completed at Oxford in 1987, analysed relations between ethnic minorities in Eastern Europe. After teaching at Oxford for three years, Dr Eyal was appointed a researcher at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies in London. Since 1990, Dr Eyal has been Director of Studies at the Institute. Dr Eyal has authored books on military relations in the Balkans and Eastern Europe, and became a regular commentator for The Guardian newspaper in London. He started writing for the Straits Times in 2001, and is currently the paper’s Europe Correspondent. He is fluent in French, Romanian, Italian, Hungarian and German.
Jonathan Eyal
Europe Correspondent
Jonathan Eyal was born in Romania, but has lived most of his life in Britain. Educated at Oxford and London universities, his initial training was in international law and relations, in which he obtained both his first degree and his Master’s with a Distinction. His doctorate, completed at Oxford in 1987, analysed relations between ethnic minorities in Eastern Europe. After teaching at Oxford for three years, Dr Eyal was appointed a researcher at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies in London. Since 1990, Dr Eyal has been Director of Studies at the Institute. Dr Eyal has authored books on military relations in the Balkans and Eastern Europe, and became a regular commentator for The Guardian newspaper in London. He started writing for the Straits Times in 2001, and is currently the paper’s Europe Correspondent. He is fluent in French, Romanian, Italian, Hungarian and German.
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9.1. Regime’s best-laid plans still subject to folly –
VEERA PRATEEPCHAIKUL FORMER EDITOR
– The Bangkok Post
VEERA PRATEEPCHAIKUL FORMER EDITOR
– The Bangkok Post
100.1 Going away to celebrate a Tết homecoming – Trịnh Lập – Viet Nam News
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