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Free trade agreements may be out of fashion, but Apec can further existing deals: Jeffrey Siow
He said like-minded countries can work together to advance topical interests through plurilateral arrangements
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Wangsa Maju MP flags lack of post-disaster recovery allocation in Budget 2027
PARLIAMENT | Zahir warns of greater need as disasters become more unpredictable.
Dinosaur footprints dating back 120 million years confirmed in Udon Thani
Paleontologists have confirmed that six fossilized footprints found in Udon Thani were left by a carnivorous dinosaur about 120 million years ago, and the site will be protected and developed for scientific study and tourism.
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'Manners maketh man': Judicial commissioner's pointed reminder to Akmal
This follows the Umno leader's loss in a defamation suit filed by Seputeh MP Teresa Kok.
Boxer Somluck cleared of girl's rape, gets 2 years for lewd abduction
KHON KAEN - The Appeal Court on Tuesday cleared Olympic medallist boxer Somluck Kamsing of attempted rape, but sentenced him to two years in prison for abducting a minor for lewd purpose.
Powering Việt Nam's experience economy
From world-class venues to integrated sound, lighting and display systems, infrastructure and technology are key to delivering compelling live experiences. Vietnam Event & Exhibition Week 2026 brings industry players together to explore opportunities and strengthen the foundations of Việt Nam’s growing experience economy.
As Indonesia faces MSCI downgrade threat, officials vow reforms to ease fears
As the threat of a reclassification by MSCI that could relegate Indonesia to an investment hinterland looms, the country’s financial regulators and stock exchange officials have vowed to address systemic concerns, including removing stocks with concentrated ownership. The global index provider announced on Friday it was launching a formal consultation to decide whether to downgrade Southeast Asia’s largest economy from “emerging market” to “stand-alone” status, similar to countries such as...
Monetary policy could ease as AI productivity gains take hold: MAS chief economist
AI investments are driving economic growth but broad-based productivity improvements have yet to materialise, says Edward Robinson
Monetary policy could turn accommodative as AI productivity gains take hold: MAS chief economist
This calls for ‘a gradual, data-dependent approach’ by central banks, says Edward Robinson