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Southeast Asian governments have reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining open navigation through the Malacca Strait, responding to regional security concerns sparked by potential blockades in the Strait of Hormuz.
Southeast Asian governments are increasingly relying on Russian energy imports as a tool for economic survival, facing pressure from the EU and squeezed supplies due to the Iran war.
A commentary suggests that Asian governments may face a renewed wave of unrest, a 'summer of rage,' as they stretch budgets to prevent young people from falling behind amidst the ongoing Iran war.
About 90 ships, including oil tankers, have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since the outset of the war with Iran, with the country continuing to export millions of barrels of oil despite the waterway being effectively closed, according to new data.
MANILA, Philippines — The government must explore the possibility of implementing a price freeze on basic goods and commodities should the Middle East conflict between the United States and Iran…
Southeast Asian governments are working to develop a joint strategy to counter the growing threat of cyberscammers. The criminal industry has become too large and interconnected within ASEAN economies to be addressed solely by individual policing efforts.
Southeast Asian governments are increasingly seeking Russian oil and gas to alleviate fuel shortages exacerbated by the Strait of Hormuz crisis. This scramble for energy resources could potentially lead to a shift in regional alliances.
Governments across Asia are turning to subsidies as a measure to cushion their populations from the pain of the ongoing energy crisis.
Central Asian governments are leveraging the diplomatic fallout from the US-Israel war on Iran to assert their autonomy and reinforce their long-standing strategy of balancing major powers, according…
Southeast Asian governments are encouraged to implement reforms to fully capitalize on the 'China plus one' strategy, which aims to diversify global manufacturing away from China due to rising costs and trade tensions.
Central Asian governments are introducing a new clean air initiative at the RES 2026 event, addressing the serious and growing challenge of air pollution in the region.
Several Asian governments are spending billions of dollars to mitigate the impact of rising oil prices on their economies and citizens, implementing various measures to offset the shock.
Southeast Asian governments have largely struck a cautious tone after the joint US-Israeli attacks on Iran, even as the conflict widens across the Middle East and disrupts energy shipping through the…