JohnWood
13th January 2012, 12:31 AM
I try to read majority of AT.com articles everyday. As an international speculator of sorts, I like to keep an eye on impending social unrest instigated by geopolitical conflicts, which itself will present surprising investment opportunities..
Borderless instability in New Guinea
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/NA13Ae01.html
While the Indonesian half of New Guinea island saw destabilizing strikes and attacks by insurgents in 2011, its independent eastern half, Papua New Guinea, descended into a protracted political stand-off. The instability comes as a competition between China and the United States is intensifying for gas and mineral resources set to transform PNG's underdeveloped economy.
- Jacob Zenn (Jan 12, '12)
Borderless instability in New Guinea
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/NA13Ae01.html
While the Indonesian half of New Guinea island saw destabilizing strikes and attacks by insurgents in 2011, its independent eastern half, Papua New Guinea, descended into a protracted political stand-off. The instability comes as a competition between China and the United States is intensifying for gas and mineral resources set to transform PNG's underdeveloped economy.
- Jacob Zenn (Jan 12, '12)