Nikkei Asian Review: The New Iron Curtain – 25.19

(2019) Nikkei Asian Review No. 25 

Fears of ‘digital iron curtain’ spread as US and China dig in
The mountainous region of Guizhou has long been the poorest of China’s 31 provinces, known mostly for producing a few herbs used in traditional Chinese medicine, and maotai, a popular distilled Chinese liquor. Its gross domestic product per capita was $6,233 in 2018, less than one third of Beijing’s.

How to avoid a technology cold war

What can be done to loosen China’s authoritarian grip on technology, and prevent a “digital iron curtain” from dividing the world? Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his team have an idea. It’s an initiative for new technology rules, aimed at easing the distrust between the U.S. and China that has boiled over in recent weeks over Huawei Technologies.

Foreign insurers bring disruption in untapped Myanmar market
Myanmar’s insurance market will soon face a sea change led by technologies and expertise brought in by foreign companies.A greater variety of insurance products is expected to appear as Myanmar’s government plans to open its insurance market to foreign companies and ease regulations simultaneously, making it possible to use information obtained through the latest technologies such as artificial intelligence and satellites.

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