Cut debt but deliver US$144 billion development plan – is Malaysia’s target ‘realistic’?
Geopolitical tensions could undermine the Anwar administration’s fiscal and economic targets in the recently announced 13th Malaysia Plan, say experts.
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Petrochemical slide expected to persist
The downturn in the petrochemical industry is expected to continue until 2027, when it will begin to recover, according to analysts.
Electronics firms now gaze overseas
The electronics sector, which employs roughly 600,000 people, has started to freeze hiring and study partial manufacturing relocation to countries with lower costs and higher production efficiency than Thailand, in a bid to minimise the impact of US tariffs, says the Electronics & Computer Employers Association.
Gulf gives B100m to troops, families
Gulf Development Plc, Thailand’s largest energy company by market value and a telecom operator, has donated 100 million baht to the Royal Thai Army to assist soldiers injured or the families of those killed in the border conflict with Cambodia.
China tests spacecraft it hopes will put first Chinese on the moon
Deadly Indian Himalayan flood likely caused by glacier collapse, experts say
Commentary: Anwar holds his ground by seizing eleventh-hour deals
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim faced calls to step down in July, but mediating the Cambodia-Thailand conflict was his trump card, says political analyst James Chai.
Andrew Fox: What I saw in Gaza | The Brendan O’Neill Show
Andrew Fox – former British Army officer and an associate fellow at the Henry Jackson Society – returns to _The Brendan O’Neill Show_. Andrew and Brendan discuss the real reasons Gazans are going hungry, why Hamas’s casualty figures can’t be trusted and how the rush to recognise a Palestinian state is only prolonging the war….