Steady engine, shift gears: Malaysia’s economy between resilience and reinvention
Malaysia in 2026 is characterised by a well-recognized paradox: regular growth on the surface, deeper structural issues underneath. With GDP...
Malaysia in 2026 is characterised by a well-recognized paradox: regular growth on the surface, deeper structural issues underneath. With GDP...
According to JP Morgan, Indonesia has achieved a very important milestone by rating second out of 52 countries by way...
In 2026, Burma continues to experience a difficult chapter in its modern history. Political uncertainty and economic tensions remain hallmarks...
On May 5, 2025, the rupee fell to its weakest level ever at 17,445 against the US dollar. The figure...
Singapore boasts records that will sound alarming - its debt-to-GDP ratio is around 170 percent, making it the third most...
Over the years, Timor-Leste has often been viewed through the prism of its troubled past and heavy dependence on oil...
Over the past twenty years, Vietnam has transformed from a largely agricultural economy into considered one of Asia's fastest-growing industrial...
Indonesia is the unrivaled leader in global patchouli oil production, supplying roughly 90 percent of world demand. This oil plays...
In an increasingly interconnected financial world, few bilateral arrangements are as enduring and distinctive because the Brunei-Singapore currency agreement. Signed...
In 1965, half of Singapore's population was still illiterate. There was no oil, mineral wealth or extensive agricultural land. This...
