
The IndoPhil Nickel Corridor
The Indonesia–Philippines nickel corridor aims to reinforce both countries’ strategic positions in the global nickel market.

The Indonesia–Philippines nickel corridor aims to reinforce both countries’ strategic positions in the global nickel market.

The Pinglu Canal strengthens connectivity in southwestern China and boosts economic ties between China and ASEAN.

The Luzon Economic Corridor highlights the Philippines’ growing role as a strategic Indo-Pacific hub through international partnerships.

Timor-Leste’s 2025 accession to ASEAN crowns a long path of political reforms, while highlighting the country’s development challenges.

The new EU-Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement aims to strengthen strategic trade ties by reducing tariffs.

The political crisis in Thailand, sparked by renewed border tensions with Cambodia risks destabilizing the region.

Vietnam has approved the construction of a high-speed railway linking Hai Phong to China, signaling a strategic rapprochement with Beijing.

In October 2024, the Philippines and the European Union resumed negotiations for a potential free trade agreement. This decision was announced in March 2024, after a nine-year pause.

Will the new Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto transform his country into a world power and lead the Global South?

Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, is to become a smart city, with the cooperation of China and Singapore.