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Asean in a unilateral world

American foreign policymakers are turning the tide against the notion of multilateralism, pushing instead for a unilateral world where “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) will be more meaningful. In the path to MAGA, the rules of globalisation are getting torn apart, a heavy dose of protectionism is in place in the United States and everyone […]

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Cambodia: Energy deal inked with Laos

Cambodia will increase energy imports from neighbouring Laos following the signing of a deal between the countries on Wednesday. The energy deal was signed in Vientiane during the visit of a Cambodian delegation that included Prime Minister Hun Sen. Provinces near the border with Laos – including Preah Vihear, Stung Treng, Ratanakkiri and Kratie – […]

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Indonesia: Government cautious in revising protested negative investment list

After prompting protests from lobby groups and sparking political controversy, the government is being more cautious in revising the negative investment list (DNI), which is part of the 16th economic policy package announced in mid-November. Coordinating Economic Ministry secretary Susiwijono said the government had removed 13 business units from the DNI, from the initial plan of 54, but stressed […]

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Greatest threat for Malaysian banks – property loans

PETALING JAYA: The latest report by Moody’s Investors Service has set off alarm bells over the direction of Malaysia’s financial system, after the ratings agency called property loans the greatest threat for Malaysian banks. The worrying remark in Moody’s 2019 outlook report for Asia-Pacific banks came after Bank Negara’s constant assurance that the domestic property […]

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