Southeast Asia has remained off US President Donald Trump’s radar in his first weeks in office - but this may not last long, says ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute’s William Choong.
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The percentage of Taiwanese that prefer the status quo or prefer moving towards independence continues to rise — 76 percent ...
Many countries have aggressively subsidized and promoted chip manufacturing. But countries such as South Korea, Japan and ...
The petulant demand of tribute to the Trump empire and his transactional ethos surely now challenges the agreed balance sheet ...
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has called on Japanese enterprises to continue placing their trust in and deepening their engagement with Vietnam, and to consider Vietnam a strategic base for expanding ...
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