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No. 70. 6 a 12 de julho.
©INSTITUTO DO ORIENTE – 2013
Rua Almerindo Lessa – 1300-663 Lisboa. Correio eletrónico: ioriente@iscsp.utl.pt.
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REVISTA DE IMPRENSA
ASIÁTICA
Por uma perspetiva oriental da imprensa
internacional
Editora: Catarina Severino • Assistentes de edição: Madalena Lage e João
Terrenas
NEPAL
“A world-wide corruption survey carried out by Transparency
International (TI), an international corruption watchdog, has shown
Nepal’s political parties as the most corrupt institutions in the country.”
Ler mais: “Parties ‘most corrupt’ institutions in Nepal” (The Kathmandu Post, 10
de julho de 2013).
TAILÂNDIA I
“To mark World Population Day yesterday, the United Nations Population
Fund (UNFPA) held a symposium at Centara Grand Hotel in Bangkok and
released information, saying the number of adolescent mothers between
the ages of 15 and 19, not ready to care for their children, was steadily on
the rise. A low birth rate was also leading to an increasingly aged
population that could put a strain on the Thai economy if the issue was
not dealt with, the UNFPA said.”
Ler mais: “Thai society faces serious social issues” (The Jakarta Post, 11 de julho
de 2013).
TAILÂNDIA II
“Thailand could reclaim its standing as No 1 rice-exporter next year if it
urgently restores its reputation for rice quality and offers competitive
quotes for next year's crop, the Food and Agriculture Organisation said
yesterday.”
Ler mais: “Thai rice 'can be No 1'” (The Nation, 12 de julho de 2013).
LAOS
“Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Thongloun
Sisoulith has called on National Assembly members to be a driving force in
strengthening Laos' preparedness to join the Asean Economic Community.
Dr Thongloun made the call yesterday when reporting to the NA on the
country's preparation to join the AEC in 2015.”
Ler mais: “National Assembly urged to work hard for AEC integration” (Vientiane
Times, 11 de julho de 2013).
MALÁSIA
“The Government will work to put in place comprehensive good
governance and anti-corruption measures following the latest
Transparency International survey that showed Malaysia’s corruption as
having risen to 3% from 1.2% previously.”

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Ler mais: “Corruption in the country now at 3%, up from 1.2% in 2011” (The Star,
10 de julho de 2013).
FILIPINAS-CHINA
“China is turning the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea) into “one
country’s lake,” Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario said on Tuesday,
pressing Manila’s effort to roll back Beijing’s expansive claims in the
strategic waterway.”
Ler mais: “PH: China turning sea into its lake” (Philippine Daily Inquirer, 11 de
julho de 2013).
TAIWAN-CHINA
“The Democratic Progressive Party mapped out potential economical
strategies to be employed in future cross-strait relations yesterday in its
second China Affairs Committee (CAC) meeting.”
Ler mais: “Economic strategies needed regarding China: DPP” (The China Post, 12
de julho de 2013).
PENÍNSULA COREANA
“The two Koreas failed to narrow their differences over how to reopen
the idle joint industrial zone during a second round of negotiations in
Gaeseong on Wednesday. After walking down parallel lines throughout
five sessions, they agreed to meet again in the border city on Monday,
while plant managers continue to check and repair the facilities.”
Ler mais: “Two Koreas fail to narrow differences over Gaeseong” (The Korea
Herald, 10 de julho de 2013).
COREIA DO SUL
“Tensions are high between President Park Geun-hye and her
predecessor’s administration after her aggressive attack on its four-river
refurbishment project that the state auditor recently found to have
misled the public.”
Ler mais: “Feud surfaces between old, new governments” (The Korea Herald, 11
de julho de 2013).
COREIA DO SUL-COREIA DO NORTE
“South Korea called onNorth Korea Wednesday to put forward strong
safeguards against another unilateral shutdown of an inter-Korean
industrial complex that has remained idle for three months. Seoul's
demand came at a working-level meeting held in the North Korean border
city of Gaeseong, which is a follow-up to weekend talks at the neutral
border village of Panmunjom where the two sides agreed in principle to
normalize operation at the joint venture.”
Ler mais: “Seoul demands safeguards before reopening Gaeseong park” (The
Korea Herald, 10 de julho de 2013).
COREIA DO SUL-JAPÃO

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“Korea on Tuesday protested Japan’s renewed sovereignty claim to the
islets of Dokdo in its new defense white paper. In the annual document,
Tokyo identified the windswept islets in the East Sea as its territory and
said the ownership issue “still remains unsolved.” The description has
been rehashed since 2005.”
Ler mais: “Korea protests Japan’s claim to Dokdo in defense paper” (The Korea
Herald, 9 de julho de 2013).
JAPÃO-CHINA I
“The annual defense white paper has slammed recent Chinese actions in
waters around Japan and called on Beijing to follow “international
norms.” (…)The white paper described in detail incursions by Chinese
government ships into Japanese waters, citing 41 such incidents from
September to April. The report accused China of “engaging in dangerous
acts that could give rise to a contingency situation,” such as when a
Chinese naval vessel directed its fire-control radar at a Maritime Self-
Defence Force destroyer in January.”
Ler mais: “White paper slams Chinese sea incursions” (The Yomiuri Shimbun, 9 de
julho de 2013).
JAPÃO-CHINA II
“Using unprecedented severe language, the government indicated its
vigilance toward China in its national defense white paper for 2013 amid
that country’s recent military buildup and aggressive maritime expansion.
There has been no sign of improvement in strained bilateral relations
since the government nationalized Uotsurijima and two other islets of the
Senkaku Islands last year.”
Ler mais: “White paper stresses China ‘brazenness’” (The Yomiuri Shimbun, 11 de
julho de 2013).

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