The world is undergoing its most significant energy transition since the Industrial Revolution, and Malaysia has no intention of being left behind. As…
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Laos forecasts steady economic growth driven by tourism, investment
Laos’ Ministry of Finance expected a positive economic outlook for the third quarter of 2025, highlighting strong potential in the tourism secto…
In Malaysia’s palm oil heartland, smallholders are redefining what it means to grow responsibly
As the palm oil industry evolves, Malaysia’s smallholders are helping shape a more sustainable future, grounded in collaboration and community. On Car…
Laos Diversifies Into Nuclear Energy With Russian Support
Laos is looking to Russian nuclear energy technology to boost its domestic power sector – a vital source of revenue for the landlocked nation. T…
‘Palm Oil King’ Kuok seeks to expand India foothold after Adani divestment
Cooking oil tycoon Kuok Khoon Hong has expanded his foothold in India after Adani Enterprises has completed the divestment of its stake in edible oil …
Agricultural Technology: Food Systems in Vietnam
Food systems in Vietnam have seen massive change in recent history. The country has witnessed significant agricultural growth over the last 30 years, …
Four key challenges facing Nepal’s economy
We all have a general sense of the country’s economic condition. Today, I want to speak more broadly about the economy rather than focus strictly on m…
India and Indonesia sign three-year agreement for food security through sustainable palm oil trade
The Indian Vegetable Oil Producers’ Association (IVPA) and the Indonesian Palm Oil Association (GAPKI) have signed a three-year agreement to deepen ec…
Geopolitical Turbulence in Southeast Asia: Navigating the Thailand-Cambodia Conflict’s Impact on Trade, Tourism, and Energy Investments
The Thailand-Cambodia border conflict of 2025 has become a flashpoint for regional instability, reshaping economic dynamics and exposing vulnerabiliti…
Stakes high for India, Bangladesh with decades-old Ganges River treaty set to expire
India and Bangladesh share 54 transboundary rivers, yet have sharing agreements for only one – the Ganges – which will expire in December …