CBS Asian Business and Culture

ABC is happy to present the four companies who will be presenting on the 11th April!

The four companies operate in different sectors, yet have some things in common: They are working towards their business being as sustainable as possible, and they have global presence- all with business in Asia.

We are excited- hope you are too!

Find the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/399545043843078/

Check out this amazing giveaway from our friends over at Asia Days 2018

💮💮💮Hot Pot Republic Giveaway💮💮💮

We are excited to giveaway a Hot Pot dinner for 2!

Hot Pot Republic serves delicious food and a social dining experience.

How to win the gift card:
1. Like Asia Days and Hot Pot Republic Copenhagen
2. Like this picture 👍
3. Tag a friend you want to share the Hot pot with 😊

The winner will be announced on Friday!
Good Luck!
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Asia Days has another great giveaway, this time it is with Slurp Ramen Joint! Head over to their Facebook, if you want a chance to win a giftcard to Slurp Ramen!

Slurp Ramen Joint giveaway! 🍜🍜🍜

We are excited to give away a gift card for lunch for 2 at Slurp!

Who would you want to share a/the ramen with?

1. Like Asia Days and Slurp Ramen Joint
2. Like this post 👍
3. Tag your Ramen-friend in the comments

Good luck! 🇯🇵

The winner will be announced January 18th, at 20:00 ☺️
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Hi everyone! :D

Our friends from Asia days just shared the Asia day 2018 event! Asia days is going to be on the 21st -22nd of March, so if you are interested in “The next big thing in Asia” or “How to make it in Asia”, follow Asia Days page:
http://bit.ly/2zz1gV2, and the event page to get the latest updates on Asia days!

Asia Days Two-day business in Asia conference - arranged by students at Copenhagen Business School.

Follow our instagram for more updates and pictures from our events.

Thank you to the people who joined us for our Sakura Festival meet up last month! Furthermore, the ALC administration want to say thanks you to all of you for a year full of great event! We wish you all the best luck with your exams, and look forward to see you next semester!

Yesterday CBS Art and CBS ALC co-hosted an art crawl with focus on Japanese cultural inspiration. We visited both the “Japanomania” exhibition at SMK and the “Japanisme – learning from Japan” exhibition at the Danish Designmuseum. We want to thanks CBS art for working with us and also everybody who showed up! It was pleasure to meet lots of new people, and we at ALC can guarantee we all had an amazing afternoon/night!

We hope to see you all at our tea ceremony collaboration, ALC x Flora Tehus - Tea Ceremony, the 26th of March! :D

BREAKING NEWS! Find out Why the Disney movie beauty and the beast will be delayed in Malaysia

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast film shows a brief gay moment where LeFou, sidekick to villain Gaston, is confused about his sexuality. The film has offended Malaysian social conservatives, where homosexual activity is illegal by law. The release of the film is delayed in Malaysia due to it being sent for a review. Malaysia's Film Censorship Board later said the film had been approved, after the scene was cut, but Disney said in a statement to reporters on Wednesday that it would be making no such cuts and was postponing the release.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-39276136

Beauty and the Beast: Disney rules out censoring gay scene for Malaysia - BBC News Disney says it will not be removing a scene with a gay character, as requested by Malaysian censors.

Neither a fire or a conventional rainbow, a spectacular ball of multi-coloured lights appeared in Singapore's sky, lasting for roughly 15 minutes.

This "fire rainbow" is a rare occurrence caused by lights bursting through cirrus clouds at high attitudes. Sunlight is reflected through water droplets into a bright prism of colours to form the resultant ball of light.

This colourful sighting took social media by storm and delighted many amidst their Monday blues.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-39036138

Singapore 'fire rainbow' cloud phenomenon lights up sky - BBC News The multi-coloured glow appeared in the late afternoon, to the delight of people in the city-state.

Who was the man/woman actually behind Kim Jong Nam's death?

Kim Jong Nam, the half-brother of North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong Un and son of the now deceased Kim Jong Il, was murdered in the Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Monday, February 13th.

He was preparing to leave for Macau, where he resides with his family after leaving North Korea years ago, from the airport in Malaysia.

South Korea's intelligence Committee declared on Wednesday his death, and its chairman Lee Cheol Woo claims that Nam was killed with poison by two Asian women at the airport, though without hard-proof evidence.

The autopsy of the body would likely reveal more truth about what really happened, but Malaysian authorities refuse to release the autopsy report nor his body to Korea until they get the Kim's family's DNA in exchange.
Meanwhile, the body of Kim Jong Nam rests in the North Korean embassy in Malaysia.

The first woman was arrested at the airport two days after the attack. She carried Vietnamese documents stating her age at 30. A 26 year-old Malaysian man was also arrested for further investigation, which led to the apprehension of the second woman (his girlfriend) on suspicion of her being involved in Kim's death. No charges have yet been laid.

So what were the motives of poisoning Kim Jong Nam? Could it be part of Kim Jong Un's grand scheme? Besides, there has been some news about Nam not believing that his brother Un would make a good leader. Maybe Un was hurt and this was just an act of vengeance?

Who killed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's half-brother? Malaysia says it won't release the body to North Korea without DNA from the Kim family, in the latest twist in the bizarre murder of Kim Jong Un's half-brother.

INTERVIEW WITH XU ZHANG

We at ALC have been following the Xu Zhang case as closely as possible the last couple of days. We are currently in direct contact with Xu Zhang and have asked her a few questions about her case. What she has told us is; “As of today, I have been informed that I cannot stay in Denmark while my case is being proceeded. Therefore, I have to leave Denmark immediately. Case proceeding can take up to 6-7 months, which means I have to wait, until I get the final verdict.”*
We at ALC consider this decision deeply unfair and wish all the best for Xu Zhang in the future, no matter what happens!

To show your support, please sign this petition:
https://www.skrivunder.net/xu_zhang_skal_blive_i_danmark

*Please note: the original interview was conducted in Danish, and there might be a slight change in wording due to translation.

Xu Zhang skal blive i Danmark