Green EnergyPhilippines
Visayas faces risk of more power red alerts in 2027
Energy officials project at least 22 weeks with red alerts without reserve agreements, but say securing them could reduce that to four weeks.
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- Banking & FintechIndonesia
Indonesia targets merger of 15 state insurers into three
Danantara aims to complete the consolidation by the end of 2026, while officials stress decision-making safeguards and stronger corporate governance.
- AIMore ASEAN
Cambodia seeks AI transfers and funding for climate action
Environment Minister Eang Sophalleth urged international cooperation to help developing countries access and use AI equitably.
- MarketsSingapore
AirTrunk puts US$1.5 billion Singapore Reit IPO on hold
The offering had been scheduled for September or October. One person familiar with the plans said the company still aims to list by early 2027.
- BadmintonMalaysia
Redzuan-Zi Yu lead four Malaysian pairs into world junior last 64
The top seeds won their opening match in 16 minutes in Cairo, while all four Malaysian mixed doubles pairs reached the third round.
SP Setia welcomes housing tax relief and green incentives in Budget 2027
The developer sees Johor benefiting from closer economic links with Singapore as it expands industrial development alongside its township business.
- FootballMalaysia
Malaysia set for November friendlies against China and Yemen
Both matches will take place in Guangzhou, with China scheduled for November 14 and Yemen for November 17.
- EconomyPhilippines
Rice imports could fill Philippine supply gaps amid private US plan
A private-sector agreement could bring in 100,000 metric tonnes of US rice in 2027, rising to 200,000 metric tonnes annually from 2028.
- TravelVietnam
SNT1/SNT2 trains refurbished for Ho Chi Minh City–Nha Trang service
The operator says the upgrades are intended to meet growing travel demand and boost rail tourism, with new bedding, Wi-Fi and improved air conditioning.
- MarketsSingapore
Singapore stocks close higher as banks and Jardine Matheson gain
The STI advanced 0.3 per cent despite broader market weakness, with declining counters outnumbering gainers 338 to 217.
