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FDI in China Hits 30-Year Nadir Amid Espionage Concerns, Sanctions Now

Adding fuel to the fire are the U.S. sanctions—a potent weapon wielded in geopolitical skirmishes. As tensions escalate, American punitive measures have targeted Chinese entities

Laos Faces Mounting Debt Crisis Amid China’s Influence

Laos Faces Mounting Debt Crisis Amid China’s Influence

China is funding ambitious infrastructure projects, most notably the China-Laos railway. This railway, a symbol of connectivity and progress, has become both a lifeline and a potential albatross for the Laotian economy.

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The Impact of Fed's Rate Cut on Asian Currencies: A Strategic Perspective

As the Fed prepares to deploy its rate-cutting measures, Asian currencies find themselves at a pivotal juncture. While opportunities are abundant, vigilance is paramount.

Health and Wellness

Health and Wellness

SingHealth and Hitachi Forge Path to Future Healthcare through ODySSEy Initiative

The synergy between SingHealth and Hitachi gave rise to the Modern Research Data Science Platform (MRDSP) solution, a meticulously crafted system

Trump banned from doing business in New York for three years

The case was brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who accused Trump and his family businesses of inflating their net worth and assets to secure loans and tax benefits.

SEC Approves Controversial Merger Between Trump Media and DWAC

TMTG is the parent company of Truth Social, Trump’s social media platform that aims to rival Twitter and Facebook.

VinFast's Electric Vehicles Set to Revolutionize Indonesian Roads

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VinFast's Electric Vehicles Set to Revolutionize Indonesian Roads

VinFast's entry into the Indonesian market is a significant milestone for the Vietnamese automaker, marking a strategic expansion into a key automotive market in Southeast Asia.

A Surge in Confidence Drives Record FDI in Thailand

Thailand’s E&E supply chain, home to global giants like Samsung, Toshiba, Mitsubishi, Sony, and LG, has been a formidable magnet for investment. In 2021, the country’s exports of E&E products soared to an impressive USD 42 billion,

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Filmmaker now aims for global release of “Political War” after rejection by Indian Censor

Modi sees "Political War" as a platform to address political manipulation, religious biases, and unity. Beyond this project, Modi has plans for diverse future endeavors

Addressing politicization and ensuring public understanding post Nik Elin vs Kelantan case

In light of the Nik Elin v. Kerajaan Kelantan case, it is important to address the issue's politicization and foster public understanding and calm. By promoting transparent communication, engaging civil society organisations

UK: Economic Woes Worsen, Gov Slashes Spending to Finance Tax Cuts

The Bank of England has projected a slight improvement in output in 2024, but only to a meagre 0.25% growth rate. Despite this, the government has been advised to focus on public investment rather than reckless tax cuts.

Japan’s Recession: How the Government and the BOJ Are Trying to Revive the Economy

The Bank of Japan has been persisting with its negative interest rate policy, but the disappointing GDP figure has cast doubt on the bank’s strategy of stimulating inflation through domestic demand.

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Germany's Economic Titan Stumbles: Unpacking the Challenges Threatening Europe's Growth Engine

These issues, compounded by internal political discord, have cast a shadow over Germany's economic outlook, with forecasts indicating a notable slowdown in growth, and in some instances, even a contraction in output.

Eurozone Walks Economic Tightrope: Navigating Challenges Amidst Recession Risks

The technical definition of a recession—two consecutive quarters of negative growth—holds true for the eurozone, as witnessed in the first quarter of 2023 with a contraction of 0.1% and a further shrinkage of 0.2% in the preceding quarter of 2022.

China Property Market Recovery May Take Years

The downturn in China's property market can be attributed to a combination of factors, including government policies, economic conditions, and structural issues.

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Malaysia vs Illegal migrants: Stringent Measures Taken Amid Rising Public Intolerance

Public intolerance towards illegal immigrants is mounting in Malaysia, fueled by negative attitudes materializing in discriminatory actions such as entry restrictions

Rising Concerns: Racism, Xenophobia, and Discrimination in South Korea

Racism in South Korea manifests through negative attitudes and views related to race or ethnicity. These sentiments have historical roots ...

The Democratic Decline in the United States: Inside the Battle for Power

In the power struggle, Trump filed a lawsuit alleging widespread voter fraud in several key states. However, the lawsuit was dismissed by multiple courts due to a lack of evidence

Analyzing Democracy: Contrasting Perspectives between Malaysia and the US

Another lesson that the US can learn from Malaysia's democratic system is the emphasis on multiculturalism.

New: Why are US and UK strikes failing to slow Houthi attacks now?

The Houthi attacks have led to a decline in shipping through the Red Sea, impacting global trade routes and causing increased costs for shipping

Ushering a Reign of Stability and Uniqueness of the Monarchy System in Malaysia

Ushering a Reign of Stability and Uniqueness of the Monarchy System in Malaysia

Sultan Ibrahim's ascension to the throne as the new Agong prompted renewed confidence in the monarchy system's ability to navigate challenging political landscapes.

South Africa's Moral Victory Against Israel

Since there is no 'policing' of the ICJ ruling against Israel, the rogue nation is still free to commit more crimes at large in the Gaza strip and in the West Bank. South Africa can't act

Blinken's Diplomatic Efforts in the Middle East to De-escalate Genocide in Palestine

The key highlights of Blinken's diplomatic efforts with discussions during his Middle East tour encompassed various critical issues - read here

Belt and Road: Malaysia's Critical Assessment of ASEAN-China Relations

Malaysia must carefully examine the terms and conditions of any loans it receives from China, to ensure that they are sustainable and not detrimental to the country's long-term interests.

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Israel uses white phosphorus. Was a war crime established?

According to Amnesty International, the use of white phosphorus resulted in massive fires, engulfing houses and land areas and leaving remnants that can reignite when exposed to air.