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Bahlil Invites Japanese Industry To Jointly Manage Indonesia’s Mineral Wealth

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Indonesia's vast nickel, bauxite, and rare earth reserves are now formally open to Japanese industrial partnership.

Laos’ 97 Percent Thai Fuel Dependence Exposed As Regional Energy Crisis Enters Third Week

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Vietnam stepped in with 50 million litres for Laos on March 21, covering roughly one-third of a normal monthly supply.

Singapore And Malaysia Refinery Output Falls As Asia’s Complex Margin Hits Near Four-Year High

The Southeast Asian Journal -
ASEAN economic ministers gathered in Taguig on March 13 and formally warned that the Hormuz crisis is driving up freight, insurance, and logistics costs across the bloc.

Myanmar’s Industrial Zones Run On Imported LNG While Residential Grid Remains Rationed

The Southeast Asian Journal -
The MT Dapeng Princess is the only tanker built for Yangon River's shallow draft, keeping Myanmar's factories online.

Myanmar’s Industrial Zones Run On Imported LNG While Residential Grid Remains Rationed

The Southeast Asian Journal -
The MT Dapeng Princess is the only tanker built for Yangon River's shallow draft, keeping Myanmar's factories online.

SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye Commits To Bond Futures Rollout Amid Regional Demand Surge

The Southeast Asian Journal -
SGX plans futures linked to sovereign bonds in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and India. US dollar-settled contracts targeting global institutional investors.

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

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Researchers noted the significance of the new species in ongoing wildlife studies.

Timo Brand Survives As Kredivo Group Folds Vietnam’s First Digital Bank Into Its Regional Platform

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Timo's brand survives the acquisition as Kredivo integrates lending technology first, then card-based payment products, in phases.

Sun PhuQuoc Airways Builds Payment Foundation For International Scale With 2C2P And M-PAY Partnership

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Sun PhuQuoc Airways launched international routes in March 2026. Its payment infrastructure is now being built for multi-market scale.

Laos BRT Expansion To Railway Station And Airport Ordered As Fuel Crisis Accelerates Public Transport Push

The Southeast Asian Journal -
The Lao fuel support fund is now being drawn down at scale. Between LAK 300–600 billion in allocations are being deployed to stabilize prices. The question is how long the fund can hold.
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