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McDonald's Flops in Vietnam - Asia-Pacific Perspective

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February 18, 2015

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Welcome back to The Asia-Pacific Perspective, that monthly show where James Corbett of corbettreport.com and Broc West of apperspective.net break down all the latest news and headlines from the Asia-Pacific region. In this month's conversation:

STORY 1: Malaysia PM Under Scrutiny Over Wealth, Opposition Crackdown

Malaysian billionaire set to pay 1MDB loan ahead of deadline

Anwar Ibrahim: Jailed opposition leader slams Malaysian judiciary for choosing the 'dark side'

Malaysia's Bersih & the Facade of "Clean Elections"

Aussie PM mocked after making Prince Philip a knight of Australia

Japanese Govt. Examines Establishing Intelligence Agency Like CIA

STORY 2: Turning 1 in Vietnam, McDonald’s Sees Mixed Performance in Asia

China meat scandal spreads to Japan

Moscow-Based Security Firm Reveals What May Be The Biggest NSA "Backdoor Exploit" Ever

STORY 3: Broc's Community Garden Journal: Week 7, 2015 - 'First Fruits'

Networking Community Gardeners Around Australia

American/Canadian Community Gardening Association

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Asia-Pacific PerspectiveThe Asia-Pacific PerspectiveJames CorbettBroc WestAnwar Ibrahim JailedMalaysia's BersihClean Elections Aussie PMPrince Philip

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