China’s economy will speed up in second half year
While this year got off to a better-than-expected start, China's economy stumbled due to new Covid-19 outbreaks and repercussions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
What should be Bangladesh’s food security strategy?
Across the world, rising food prices and reduced purchasing power due to inflationary pressure are worsening food security in many countries.
In new energy world, S’pore finds itself between a rock and a hard place
What makes this present shortage unique and more worrying is that there are longer-term issues affecting the world's energy supply.
Germany’s supply chain law, human rights & opportunity for collaboration
Germany’s incoming supply chain law can make way for Berlin and Singapore to place human rights at the highest level.
Lessons from the crypto carnage
A lot of the carnage was also the result of excesses in the cryptoverse that were hidden during the good times but have now been exposed.
Ban loan shark apps
Instant credit apps charge exorbitantly high rates while luring customers with misleading terms, and are completely unregulated by the authorities.
Considering digital nomad visas to attract foreign tourists
Looking at the primary factors why digital nomad visas are becoming a trend today, there are some opportunities for Indonesia.
How effective will the new monetary policy be for Bangladesh?
The projections of major economic and monetary indicators are ambitious and overlook the realities to a great extent.
China sneezes, emerging markets catch a cold
China’s growing influence on emerging markets should come as no surprise given its hefty financing and investment activities in the latter under the BRI.
Pakistan PM’s challenge will now be to steer economy out of crisis while keeping govt together
With the prime minister intent on navigating the economy out of the ongoing crisis, the challenge will be to keep one hand on the wheel while he tries to keep his government…