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Canada seeks free trade pact with Asean countries

11 tháng 07. 2025

Canada is seeking to finalize a free trade deal with Southeast Asian nations as part of a push to expand into new markets, its top diplomat said, responding to the hefty tariffs imposed on it by the United States, its neighbor and largest trade partner.

AMM-58, related meetings open in Kuala Lumpur

11 tháng 07. 2025

AMM-58 is the largest gathering of ASEAN foreign ministers and senior diplomats from around the world to discuss pressing global and regional issues, promote cooperation, and advance the security and sustainability agenda in ASEAN.

Measures proposed for Thailand to minimise US tariff impacts

11 tháng 07. 2025

The US accounts for 18% of Thailand's exports. If the 36% rate is implemented, exports to the US could fall to 10% of the total, weakening bilateral trade relations over the long term.

Singapore expands green, convenient public transit network

11 tháng 07. 2025

By the 2030, the Government aims for 80% of households to live within a 10-minute walk of an MRT station, strengthening Singapore’s commitment to sustainable urban mobility.

ASEAN, Chile promote cultural understanding, educational cooperation

11 tháng 07. 2025

The event was part of activities by the ASEAN Committee in Santiago (ACS), with participation from the embassies of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Malaysia calls on ASEAN members to collectively respond to US tariffs

11 tháng 07. 2025

Under the “Liberation Day Tariffs” announced by US President Donald Trump on April 2, ASEAN countries face tariffs ranging from 10 per cent to 49 per cent.

UOB raises Vietnam's GDP growth forecast to 6.9% for 2025

11 tháng 07. 2025

The forecast was made following the strong economic performance of the country in the second quarter.

‘Trade Has Been Unfair’: Marco Rubio Defends Trump's Tariffs on ASEAN Nations

11 tháng 07. 2025

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently defended President Donald Trump’s tariff letters sent to ASEAN leaders, saying that Washington was only seeking a trade rebalancing and would remain open for negotiations.