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Myanmar’s LNG Restart: Five Deliveries In, Grid Deficit Still Exceeds 1,000 MW

Myanmar's LNG-to-power program collapsed after the 2021 coup. Four years later, the same infrastructure is running again.

SGX Targets Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, And Thailand In Asian Bond Futures Push

SGX posted its highest half-year profit since its 2000 IPO. The Asian bond futures launch adds a new fixed income dimension to its multi-asset growth strategy.

Indonesia Leverages World’s Largest Nickel Reserves In Japan Cooperation Deal

Japan deepens its energy cooperation footprint in Southeast Asia with a new bilateral pact signed in Tokyo.

Laos Fuel Deal With Vietnam Trades Refined Products For Expanded Hydropower Export Volumes

As of March 21, only 144 of 255 petrol stations in Vientiane Capital remained open, three weeks into the regional fuel crisis.

Laos Fuel Deal With Vietnam Trades Refined Products For Expanded Hydropower Export Volumes

As of March 21, only 144 of 255 petrol stations in Vientiane Capital remained open, three weeks into the regional fuel crisis.

Birol Thanks Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam As Asian IEA Members Begin Immediate Emergency Stock Releases

Singapore and Malaysia refineries cut output as feedstock ran short. The Singapore complex refining margin surged to approximately USD 30 per barrel, near a four-year high.

New Bird Species Found In Japan For First Time In 45 Years

The new species adds to scientific understanding of Japan’s avian biodiversity.

Kredivo Group Buys Timo To Build Vietnam’s First Integrated Lending And Digital Banking Platform

The Kredivo-Timo deal closed months before public disclosure, with valuation, regulatory approvals, and user figures still undisclosed.

Sun PhuQuoc Airways Taps 2C2P And M-PAY To Digitize Ticket Payment Infrastructure Ahead Of Regional Expansion

Vietnam's airline fintech ecosystem is developing fast. The 2C2P and M-PAY arrangement with Sun PhuQuoc Airways is one clear indicator.

Lao Government Commits LAK 300–600 Billion From Fuel Fund As Diesel Prices Surge 50 Percent In Six Days

The Laos fuel crisis is a case study in cascading dependency: Hormuz closes, Thailand restricts exports, Laos runs dry. Cambodia and Myanmar face the same structural exposure.