Asean-Australia: Partnership that holds great promise
Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim highlighted areas for enhanced cooperation, called for accelerated business utilisation and engagement under the ambit of the Asean-Australia-New…
Economic Affairs
Depreciation of ringgit not an issue for Australian investors: PM Anwar
The Prime Minister said there were temporary measures in place to strengthen the ringgit through Malaysia’s biggest trade partner China which was using the ringgit for 25 per…
China aims to create over 12 million new jobs
The government will also strengthen support to help college graduates land jobs, as this group's population is expected to reach a record high of over 11.7 million this year.
Supporting self-employment to solve female labour force participation problem
Stronger policies the promotion inclusion and gender equality are needed to resolve the dual responsibility expected of many Indonesian women, as both breadwinners and homemakers,…
Proper wage-setting method needed to protect Bangladeshi workers’ interests
"Discussions and establishment of a proper national wage-setting system based on predicting and understanding inflation and on being able to have competitive price point and wage…
South Korea’s GNI rebounds on stable won
The GNI per capita, a measure of the amount of money earned per person in a nation, stood at $33,745 last year, advancing by 2.6 per cent from $32,886 in 2022. The figure, drawn…
PM Manet’s tenure sees $4 billion in investment for Cambodia
PM Manet made the remarks while meeting with members of the Cambodian diaspora from Australia and New Zealand on the sidelines of the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit in Melbourne,…
Indians keen on buying bigger houses even amid inflation: Survey
As per the survey, 40 per cent respondents believed that inflation had a “moderate” impact on their disposable income while only 5 per cent said it was ‘insignificant’.
Australian companies keen to invest RM24.5 billion in Malaysia: PM Anwar
Among the potential investors are data centre operators, AirTrunk and NextDC, which plans to spend about RM11bil and RM3bil respectively, according to PM Anwar.
Growing India-Taiwan ties benefit both
Taipei is aware of hardworking Indian labour which contributed to the economies of Middle East nations and hence seeks them. The agreement would benefit both countries.