Cambodia optimistic about US tariff negotiations
Economist Lor Vichet told The Post on November 24 that Cambodia should obtain additional positive outcomes from the US decision to reduce its reciprocal tariff rate to 19%, given…
Pakistan seeks to buy 100,000 tonnes of rice for supply to Bangladesh
After decades of troubled relations, Islamabad and Dhaka have seen improved ties and increased bilateral engagement since the August 2024 ouster of ex-premier Sheikh Hasina.
South Asian states weigh prospects as US, India mull trade deal
US and Indian officials have signaled that their agreement is expected to be concluded by the end of November, clearing the way for bilateral trade between the two countries to…
South Korea’s defence exports triple in Middle East over past 5 years: report
A recent report noted that escalating geopolitical instability in the region — accelerated by a series of armed conflicts, including the Israel-Hamas war since 2023 and the…
Indonesia VP Gibran steps in for President Prabowo at G20 summit under US boycott
VP Gibran’s appearance at the G20, which marks his debut in an international forum, came after President Prabowo faced scheduling conflicts with several agendas he had to attend…
Chinese Premier Li urges G20 to build fairer trade order
Premier Li Qiang made the remarks while addressing the 20th G20 Summit, which was held in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Saturday and Sunday.
Taiwan lifts Japanese food import restrictions amid China’s suspension
Taiwan will no longer require certificates of origin for all Japanese food items or radiation inspection reports for products from the five Japanese prefectures of Fukushima,…
Hanging by a thread: 50% US tariffs put Indian textile exporters in survival mode
While awaiting government support and US trade negotiations, industry experts stress the need for innovation, diversification, and modernising textile production.
South Korea to host G20 in 2028
The 2028 summit will mark South Korea's second time leading a G20 gathering, following hosting the fifth summit in November 2010.
Double squeeze: Weak won, US tariffs tighten grip on K-food, K-beauty
While a weaker currency can boost price competitiveness for export-heavy firms, that advantage is often undercut by costly imported inputs when the bulk of production remains in…