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Malaysia tightens import controls on selected seafood products from Thailand

18 tháng 05. 2026

The temporary restriction involves the shrimp species Penaeus esculentes (brown tiger prawn), Fenneropenaeus merguiensis (banana prawn), Penaeus vannamei (whiteleg shrimp), Penaeus monodon (giant tiger prawn) and Penaeus stylirostris (blue shrimp)

Malaysia tightens spending to strengthen economic resilience

18 tháng 05. 2026

The move to tighten control over non-essential spending, including scaling down official events, reflects a proactive and disciplined approach to public financial management

SBF calls for strong execution of Singapore’s Economic Strategy Review

18 tháng 05. 2026

Businesses need clearer support to transform and stay competitive, the federation said

ASEAN is not just a 'neighboring' market

15 tháng 05. 2026

Economic relations between Viet Nam and ASEAN are crossing a crucial boundary, moving from the advantage of "geographical proximity" to "structural integration"

ASEAN's real advantage in the AI era lies in its people.

15 tháng 05. 2026

Although AI (artificial intelligence) is developing rapidly, in the future, the real advantage will not belong to those who possess the most advanced AI tools, but to those who still maintain the ability to think for themselves, make independent decisions, and remain rooted in core values amidst a world that is changing too rapidly

Indonesia records highest-ever rice reserves

15 tháng 05. 2026

The figure marks the highest level of rice stocks in Indonesia’s history as the country steps up policies aimed at boosting agricultural output and strengthening national food security

Philippines ramps up rice imports amid El Niño concerns, inflation pressure

15 tháng 05. 2026

Viet Nam remained the Philippines’ largest rice supplier, exporting 1.46 million tonnes in the first four months of this year and accounting for more than 86% of the country’s total rice imports

Singaporean banks see more opportunities in Viet Nam

15 tháng 05. 2026

Singapore’s banks are expanding their presence in Viet Nam to seize opportunities from the market’s increasing integration into Asian trade and surging corporate financing needs