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Singapore minister: Asean worried US-China trade war could hurt economies

01 tháng 10. 2018

NEW YORK, Sept 28 — The Asean community’s 10-member states are “deeply worried” that the ongoing tit-for-tat retaliatory tariffs imposed by the United States (US) and China on each other’s products could escalate into a full-fledged trade war that could hurt the economies of Asean countries, Singapore’s top diplomat said at the Asia Society on Wednesday night.

China-Brunei relationship ‘stronger than ever’

01 tháng 10. 2018

The relationship between China and Brunei Darussalam is currently going very well and is primed for further progress in the years to come.

Vietnam, Laos cooperate to develop border trade

29 tháng 09. 2018

Quang Binh (VNA) – The 11th Vietnam-Laos border trade development cooperation conference opened in Dong Hoi city, central Quang Binh province on September 27.

Vietnam’s publishing industry lags behind in Southeast Asia

29 tháng 09. 2018

VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnamese publication market is proceeding more slowly than Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.

Dr M: Malaysia still looking at pros and cons of CPTPP

29 tháng 09. 2018

New York • Prime Minister (PM) Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Malaysia is still looking at the pros and cons of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), and has yet to make any final decision on the trade pact.

Industry 4.0 and a people-centric ASEAN

29 tháng 09. 2018

As the world moves into the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution or Industry 4.0, governance at regional and global levels is a key issue to contend with.

Thai–Vietnam trade expected to reach $20 bn by 2020

29 tháng 09. 2018

THE TARGET for bilateral trade between Thailand and Vietnam has been set at US$20 billion by 2020, said Thai-Vietnam Business Council’s president Sanan Angubolkul during an interview with The Nation yesterday.

Philippines urges the revival of BIMP-EAGA to spur economic growth

26 tháng 09. 2018

The Philippines aims to revive the Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines-East Asean Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) by next year to increase trade and investment within the subregion.