
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sport Hang Chuon Naron said the campaigns aim to strengthen early childhood care and development, promote inclusive learning.
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Indonesia’s palm oil industry becomes investment magnet
Palm oil was the third largest investment recipient of Indonesia during the first nine months, following nickel processing (136.1 trillion IDR) and copper (61.2 trillion IDR).
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Malaysia deploys 10,000 personnel to ensure security for 47th ASEAN Summit
The Malaysian police are fully prepared to carry out security duties for the 47th ASEAN Summit (ASEAN-47) and related meetings, scheduled to take place in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur from October 26-28.
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ASEAN strengthens regional cooperation on energy transition
The ASEAN Energy Business Forum 2025 is expected to serve as a platform to initiate partnerships and capture new opportunities for regional energy collaboration.
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Singapore’s economy grows faster than expected
Data released by the Ministry of Trade and Industry on October 14 showed that the economy expanded by 2.9% year-on-year, slower than the 4.5% growth in the previous quarter but higher than the 2% forecast.
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Indonesia to stop diesel imports by 2026
At present, Indonesia still imports around 4.9 million kilolitres of diesel oil, equivalent to 10.58% of total domestic demand. Once B50 is fully rolled out, this imported volume will be completely replaced by domestic supply.
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Bangkok named Asia’s best holiday destination for 2025
Smart Travel Asia highlighted Bangkok’s strengths as its 24-hour vibrancy and diverse experiences, including food, culture, shopping, and the friendliness of its people.
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Indonesia to start taxing e-commerce transactions from February 2026
He said the E-commerce Tax will become effective from February 2026, adding that the four major online marketplaces, namely Blibli, Lazada, Shopee, and Tokopedia.
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Philippines to extend rice import ban to support local farmers
As of the end of September 2025, the Philippines had imported 3.5 million tonnes of rice, far exceeding the “reasonable” level of 2.7 million tonnes expected for this period of the year.
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Foreign media impressed by Vietnam’s robust economic growth
This outcome far exceeds expectations, aligning with the Vietnamese Government’s ambitious target of 8.2–8.5% growth this year and surpassing forecasts from international financial institutions.
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Thailand risks losing 14% of GDP by 2050 due to climate change
Thailand ranks among the ten most flood-prone countries globally, with the Chao Phraya river basin - home to 40% of the population and generating 66% of GDP - particularly vulnerable.
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Philippines optimistic about record-high rice output
According to newly released data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the country harvested more than 9.07 million tonnes of paddy from January to June.
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Thailand pushes to stimulate international tourism demand
Thailand will focus on stimulating inbound tourism to Thailand, targeting key markets or countries experiencing a decline in visitor numbers.
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Cambodia launches national campaigns to prevent school dropouts
- ASEAN strengthens regional cooperation on energy transition
- Indonesia to stop diesel imports by 2026
- Singapore’s economy grows faster than expected
- Bangkok named Asia’s best holiday destination for 2025
- Indonesia to start taxing e-commerce transactions from February 2026
- Philippines to extend rice import ban to support local farmers
- Thailand pushes to stimulate international tourism demand
- Singapore’s pharmaceutical exports face difficulties due to US tariffs
- Thailand welcomes over 23 million foreign tourists
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ASEAN strengthens regional cooperation on energy transition
- Singapore’s economy grows faster than expected
- Indonesia to stop diesel imports by 2026
- Malaysia deploys 10,000 personnel to ensure security for 47th ASEAN Summit
- Cambodia launches national campaigns to prevent school dropouts
- Indonesia’s palm oil industry becomes investment magnet