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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.

Ripple Embeds Digital Asset Accounts Into Corporate Treasury For The First Time

72% of global finance leaders say digital asset solutions are now essential to staying competitive.

MobiFone Digital Payment Launches As Vietnam’s Second Licensed Payment Switching And Clearing Operator

MDP's CEO is former Techcombank Deputy CEO Phan Thanh Son, leading the push to build Vietnam's fourth-generation payment infrastructure.

Bank Negara Malaysia Reports 18.4 Billion E-Payment Transactions As DuitNow QR Doubles In 2025

Retail e-payment transaction value reached RM831 billion in 2025, up 19% year-on-year, as digital spending moves beyond everyday purchases into higher-value categories.

Malaysia’s FIKRALab Targets Islamic Social Finance And Sustainability In First Cohort

FIKRALab embeds Shariah principles directly into capital market product development, moving beyond compliance into structured co-creation.

Hong Kong Takes The Top Two Spots At Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026 And What It Means For The Region

Bangkok placed nine restaurants in Asia's top 50 this year, more than any other city in the region.

G-7 Vows To Take All Necessary Steps For Energy Market Stability

The G-7 emphasized proactive measures to address volatility in oil and energy markets.

Malaysia And Japan Deepen Technology Ties As Bilateral Investment Surpasses RM142 Billion

Japan's cumulative approved investment in Malaysia reached RM142.9 billion across more than 3,800 projects, creating nearly 500,000 jobs as of end-2025.

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