China and Nepal resumed the opening of traditional border trade points
China and Nepal resumed the opening of traditional border trade points after a lapse of four years.
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moreSeoul - South Korean President Yoon Seok-yoon announced a record 26 trillion won (nearly S $26 billion) plan to support the country's semiconductor industry.
moreJapanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Japan and ASEAN will develop a 10-year strategic plan to take a leading position in the next-generation automotive industry.
moreA Malaysian Development Berhad (1MDB) refers to Saudi Arabian oil company Saudi International Petroleum Company and a British law firm that helped former Prime Minister Najib Razak embezzle US $1.83 billion (S $2.68 billion) of 1MDB funds.
moreVietnam's Deputy Prime Minister says the government is serious about dealing with power shortages and is taking steps to avoid a repeat of last year's widespread blackouts.
moreMalaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced the introduction of targeted fuel subsidies, starting with diesel, which are expected to save about RM4 billion (S $1.47 billion) a year.
moreChinese electric vehicle manufacturers have increased their investment in Southeast Asia in recent years, and Japan plans to develop its first joint vehicle production and sales strategy with ASEAN in response to competition from Chinese car companies, to help ASEAN countries strengthen the development of electric vehicles.
moreSixteen AI giants are meeting in Seoul, South Korea, for a global summit that will collectively make new security commitments and provide transparency and accountability for developing AI.
moreUs technology entrepreneur Elon Musk is visiting Indonesia to discuss with Indonesian officials a number of important collaborations, including Starlink Internet services, and to launch Starlink services with President Joko Widodo.
moreA recent poll in Thailand found that 60.38 percent of people "fully agree" with the reintroduction of cannabis as a controlled drug.
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