Singapore puts power grid and climate finance on 2027 ASEAN agenda
Minister Grace Fu said Singapore would promote regional energy cooperation and climate resilience, with FAST-P having mobilised about US$1.14 billion.
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SB19 performs official song for Philippines’ ASEAN 2026 chairship
The video for “Together in Motion” features the group’s five members and showcases cultures and destinations across Southeast Asia.
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EDTL and IFC sign technical assistance deal for Timor-Leste wind projects
EDTL plans to invite bids in 2027, with private investors expected to finance the proposed wind developments in Viqueque and Bobonaro.
Vietnam leads ASEAN-6 car sales growth as electrified vehicles gain share
About 291,000 vehicles were sold in Vietnam in the first half of 2026, placing it fourth among the six markets tracked by PwC.
Laos prepares loan agreement for Luang Prabang bridge
Thailand approved ฿1.78 billion in assistance for the Mekong crossing, which is expected to enter construction in 2027 and open in 2031.
RAY screening in Chiang Mai supports Myanmar relief efforts
More than 250 people attended the Thailand showing, part of an international screening programme donating ticket and merchandise auction proceeds to Myanmar.
Thailand and Laos aim for US$11 billion in bilateral trade by 2027
The neighbours agreed to improve border infrastructure and logistics, coordinate digital policies and support regional energy links.
Signature Rice sets 100,000-tonne export target for Philippines in 2027
Cambodia shipped 122,102 tonnes of rice to the Philippines over the first eight months of 2026, according to the Cambodia Rice Federation.
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Hong Kong beat Cambodia 2-0 to win FIFA ASEAN Cup Division 2
Matthew Orr opened the scoring before half-time, while Everton Camargo added a penalty in the final at Kai Tak Stadium.
Vietnam’s international visitor arrivals rise 14.5% to 17.7 million
Mainland China led Vietnam’s visitor markets, while Thailand, Singapore and Cambodia recorded declines over their reported periods.
