Asia's action really picked up in April as the electoral ground began to shake in Malaysia, President Thein Sein sought to calm the troubled sectarian waters of Burma/Myanmar and the spectre of bird flu grew more ominous in southeastern China. But, even more prominent than those developments, two aggressive players in North Asia sought to achieve shock and awe: North Korean dictator Kim Jong-eun and Japanese central banker Haruhiko Kuroda.
Asia's action really picked up in April as the electoral ground began to shake in Malaysia, President Thein Sein sought to calm the troubled sectarian waters of Burma/Myanmar and the spectre of bird flu grew more ominous in southeastern China. But, even more prominent than those developments, two aggressive players in North Asia sought to achieve shock and awe: North Korean dictator Kim Jong-eun and Japanese central banker Haruhiko Kuroda.
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