
Singapore has cut its GDP growth forecast for 2025 to 0% to 2% from the 1-3% prediction previously, following preliminary estimates showing an economic contraction in the first quarter.
-
Malaysia’s former PM gets bail, going to court for corruption charge
Malaysia’s former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has got bail and will go to court for corruption charge on March 10 after being arrested on March 9 by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).
-
Over 6,000 US soldiers take part in Cobra Gold exercise in Thailand
Thousands of US soldiers have joined troops of Thailand and the Republic of Korea (RoK) on a beach in Thailand for Cobra Gold, one of the largest annual military exercises in Asia
-
Tanker with 800 tonnes of oil sank in Philippines waters
A Philippine fuel tanker partially sank in the country's waters on February 28, authorities said, as they tried to contain a diesel spill stretching several kilometres.
-
Vietnam calls for end to hostilities, peaceful solutions to Ukraine issue
Vietnam has made an urgent appeal to the parties concerned in the Ukraine conflict for ending hostilities, avoiding acts of escalating tensions, and resuming dialogue to seek comprehensive, satisfactory, and peaceful solutions.
-
Vietnam People’s Army soldiers join search, rescue efforts in Turkey
A delegation of the Vietnam People’s Army arrived in Antakya city of Turkey’s Hatay province on February 13 evening, to join search and rescue activities for earthquake-hit victims.
-
Singaporean daily spotlights PM Chinh’s official visit
The Straits Times of Singapore, in an article published on February 7, highlighted the upcoming three-day official visit to the city state by Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.
-
Vietnam, Trinidad and Tobago set up diplomatic ties
Vietnam and Trinidad and Tobago officially established the diplomatic ties on February 1.
-
Indonesia kicks off 2023 ASEAN Chairmanship
President Joko Widodo officially kicked off Indonesia’s 2023 ASEAN Chairmanship at a launching event in Jakarta on January 29.
-
Japan, US, Australia to assist Vietnam in decarbonisation
Government-backed financial institutions from Japan, the US, and Australia have pledged to support Vietnam's efforts to cut carbon emissions, according to the chairman of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation.
-
Lao newspaper highlights Laos – Vietnam relations
Pasaxon (The People), the official newspaper of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party, on January 10 front-paged an article spotlighting the good relationship between Laos and Vietnam.
-
Floods in Philippines leave 51 dead
The death toll from floods in the Philippines last week has risen to 51, the Philippine government said on December 3, adding that over 33,000 people still remained in temporary shelters.
-
Thailand strengthens fights against drug crimes
Thai authorities last year seized a large volume of narcotic drugs and arrested more than 1,000 drug traffickers.
-
Myanmar asks for international aid after quake, declares emergency
- Thailand to hold Songkran festival as planned
- Thailand's payments system, businesses operating normally after quake
- Myanmar earthquake: UN agencies report progress in humanitarian assistance
- Debt issues behind Bangkok hotel murder-suicide: Thai police
-
Thailand enacts new law to combat fraud
- Indonesian workers face potential job losses amid US tariff threat
- Indonesia, Russia strengthen cooperation in digital technology
- China supports ASEAN's centrality in regional architecture
- Thailand backs ASEAN’s collective approach in tariff negotiations with US
- Singaporean PM voices concern over economic outlook after US’s new tariff
- Indonesia to add over 2,000 MW to electricity capacity
- Malaysia bans single-use plastic bags at public sites
- Thailand aims to become ASEAN's clean energy hub
- Indonesia discovers new gas fields, eases reliance on imported energy