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Cambodia's economy is expected to see a moderation in growth in 2025 and 2026, following a robust 6.0 percent expansion in 2024.
Relentless floods, scorching heat, and disappearing coastlines—Thailand’s cities are under relentless threat from climate risks. Without swift and decisive action, the worst is yet to come.
South-East Asia is becoming a global force in plastic waste solutions—once seen as a major source, the region is now crafting ambitious, locally led responses ...
China's climate transition is at a critical juncture, with rapid renewable energy growth needing stronger grid infrastructure and policy reforms to meet ...
Thailand launches the Green Tourism Collections, featuring 20 routes in 10 Green Cities, promoting sustainable tourism and international collaboration.
We often associate our primary protein sources with animals and plants, such as meat, dairy, eggs, tofu, beans, and nuts ...
Thailand has approved a sweeping 25-billion-baht investment plan aimed at accelerating artificial intelligence development across the country over the next two fiscal years, signaling a major step ...
Europe and Japan's trade deals with the U.S. may lead to economic slowdowns, while China increasingly relies on domestic consumption.
Singapore launches the Business Adaptation Grant in October 2025 to support firms in adapting to global trade disruptions.
The new 19% US tariff rate on Thai exports—down from 36%—brings both opportunities and challenges for Thailand’s economy. Here's a breakdown of the expected impact: ...
Thailand delays the 300-baht tourist entry fee to mid-2026 due to low visitor numbers and economic challenges, while enhancing tourism services like digital entry and promoting its attractions.
Cities like Shanghai, Tokyo, and Seoul are not just consuming luxury; they are redefining it by blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation.