In the case of lotus flowers, the mud is required during initial seedling process. Once matured, they are moved to/or flooded with water to form lotus flower ponds.
Visit Green Lake from March to June to witness entire process.
Every powerhouse hegemony or perceived civilized nation gave birth from mud.
Sometimes the best ways to lift backward ideologies from the mud is to plant lotus seeds where they may blossom into more enlightened lotus flowers. This is also the case for BRI in Pakistan.
Today, the Malaysia PM authorized the BRI project in northern Malaysia to resume.
Construction cost reduced from 16B to 10B.
70% percent of workers will be local.
40% of civil works will be given to local contractors.
Project completion in December 2026.
Chinese tourists to Malaysia is expected to double to 6 million annually.
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Interview: Last Days of the Mighty Mekong author Brian Eyler
Posted byCongratulations to author Brian Eyler for being mentioned today on Reuters:
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It's a well written article by Panu Wongcha-um. Sad state of affairs in the downstream countries relying on the Mekong.
Kunming unveils 12-year development plan
Posted byYou ought to be.
Imagine returning to Kunming's old Wujiaba airport. Capacity to accommodate current flux of travelers is mission impossible. Not to mention the traffic congestion without the current subway lines.
My concern are the industrial operations a decade earlier. Have they been moved out?
Kunming unveils 12-year development plan
Posted byIn one month will be the penultimate year of the 12-year development plan. Did minutes come to fruition?