The Philippines is an “Indianized” culture, the term used in the West regarding Southeast Asia. This refers to the general observation ... and possibly even earlier. Early on, and as states took shape ...

many Southeast Asian states, already massively dependent on China for trade (and sometimes aid and investment), have become frustrated with the lack of a coherent U.S. trade policy toward Asia ...

The region’s online economy is beginning to show signs of maturity, as firms attempt to pivot from growth to profitability.

such diplomacy is normal in Southeast Asia. Since most Southeast Asian states are either outright autocracies or, at best, failed democracies, many leaders in the region may welcome a less values ...

With both powerful forces at play, Southeast Asia is “caught in the middle,” Jayant Menon, a senior fellow at the ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore, told VOA. The United States has ...

All Southeast Asian countries, except Laos, count the United States among their top three export markets. Oxford Economics, an advisory firm, recently estimated that Trump's proposed tariffs could ...

Integrated circuits are acquiring ever greater currency as a geopolitical flashpoint, and this is creating a window of opportunity for countries that are eager to move up the value chain.

The Philippines is an “Indianized” culture, the term used in the West regarding Southeast Asia. This refers to ... Early on, and as states took shape in the islands, the cultural influence ...

Southeast Asia's energy demand is projected to grow ... delivering on their emissions reduction goals." Of the 10 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), eight have ...

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The 2024 State of Southeast Asia Survey indicates the region’s shifting away from the US and toward China as a preferred partner. A slim majority of respondents (50.5 per cent) now favour China over ...