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Danantara Anchors USD10.2 Billion Korea Deal With Lotte And POSCO In Focus

The Prabowo-Lee summit in Seoul formalized a Special Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, anchored by ten MoUs and a Danantara-Korea Eximbank financing agreement.

Lombok Gets A Twice-Daily Jakarta Link

Base fares start at approximately USD 55 on TransNusa's new Jakarta to Lombok route, giving domestic and inbound travelers direct access to the Gili Islands and Mount Rinjani.

Western Union Completes Acquisition Of Singtel’s Dash Wallet In Singapore

Global payments firms are increasingly buying wallet infrastructure rather than partnering with it, a trend this acquisition accelerates in Southeast Asia.

Airwallex Secures E-Money And Class A Licences From Bank Negara Malaysia

Bank Negara Malaysia's approval reflects continued regulatory openness to globally licensed non-bank fintech platforms operating at scale.

Pope Leo Calls For Peace, Renewal In His 1st Easter Mass Message

His message focused on hope and healing as conflicts continue to affect many regions.

DBS And POSB Services Disrupted For 90 Minutes, Prompting Fresh Regulatory Scrutiny

Over 2,100 disruption reports were filed within 30 minutes as DBS customers lost access during Singapore's busiest lunch hour.

From PHP95 To Empty: Bongao, Tawi-Tawi Runs Out Of Fuel Entirely

While Manila coordinates emergency oil procurement, communities at the archipelago's edge are running out of fuel entirely. Bongao's crisis shows that national averages mask severe geographic disparities in Philippine fuel security.

GasCo, Pipeline Expiries, And Qatar LNG: Why Singapore’s Energy Exposure Warranted Its Apex Crisis Committee

Around 95 percent of Singapore's electricity comes from natural gas, with Qatar supplying 45 percent of LNG imports in 2025.

Chinese Firms Lock Up USD 600 Million in Indonesia’s First Waste-to-Energy Contracts

Indonesia's 33-city waste-to-energy programme carries a total price tag of approximately USD 5 billion.

Indonesia Extends QRIS To South Korea As Fifth Cross-Border Payment Link

South Korea is now the fifth cross-border QRIS corridor for Indonesia, joining Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Japan.

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