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Việt Nam, Laos sign cooperation agreements worth billions of US dollars

13 tháng 01. 2025

Cooperation between the two countries is being expanded in several fields.

Vietnam, Laos eye long-term, sustainable trade ties

10 tháng 01. 2025

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s working trip to visit Laos and co-chair the 47th meeting of the Vietnam-Laos Inter-Governmental Committee is expected to help create a breakthrough in the two countries’ economic, trade and investment cooperation.

Asean remains an investment bright spot in a messy global economy

10 tháng 01. 2025

A decade since setting up the Asean Economic Community, the region has made progress in integration and drawing FDI but challenges remain

Malaysia seeks to strengthen economic cooperation with ASEAN members

10 tháng 01. 2025

The Malaysian economic forum (FEM) 2025 was held in Kuala Lumpur on January 9 to discuss cooperation orientations and key initiatives for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Malaysia in the coming year.

Philippine trade deficit at $4.767B as of November 2024

10 tháng 01. 2025

The Philippine trade deficit narrowed last November as exports contracted at a faster rate than imports during the month, data released by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) on Thursday showed.

Thai exports face headwinds amid Trump's return to the White House

10 tháng 01. 2025

Only a modest growth of 2-3% likely if US implements aggressive tariff policies

Thailand overtakes Vietnam with highest rice export prices globally

10 tháng 01. 2025

Vietnamese rice prices are nearing a two-year low, raising concerns among farmers as Thai rice claims the title of the world's most expensive among leading exporters

ASEAN's interest in BRICS is a hedge against Trump

08 tháng 01. 2025

"Any system of world order, to be sustainable, must be accepted as just," argued Henry Kissinger in "World Order." International order, the legendary statesman argued, is ultimately built on the set of implicit norms as well as formal rules governing relations among states. Perhaps nothing better captures the fraying of the existing U.S.-led international order than the steady rise of BRICS.