Singaporeans want the government to address housing affordability and cost-of-living issues better, according to a poll by YouGov Plc, underscoring concerns brought on by an influx of rich immigrants and high-earners.
One of Australia’s most ambitious renewable energy projects has entered into voluntary administration after shareholders couldn’t come to a consensus on the future direction and funding of the plan to power Singapore using a 4,200-kilometer (2,600-mile) submarine cable.
President Joko Widodo acknowledged gross human rights violations in Indonesia’s past in the clearest admission yet of the country’s darkest chapters.
Ming Yang Smart Energy Group Ltd. unveiled the world’s largest wind turbine, an offshore behemoth whose more than 140-meter-long blades will sweep across an area larger than nine soccer pitches.
The Pentagon said 90 to 100 Ukrainian soldiers will come to a US Army base in Oklahoma for training starting next week on operating and maintaining the complicated Patriot air defense system the US is providing.
Stock investors in India are bracing for challenging weeks before the unveiling next month of the government’s federal budget as economic growth retreats from a peak and a resumption of selling by foreigners weighs on local shares.
Peru’s Congress confirmed President Dina Boluarte’s cabinet on Tuesday evening, overcoming a key test for her month-long administration that has faced mass unrest and left roughly 40 dead.
China’s banks lent more to companies last month amid increasing support for the property sector, a sign of optimism as credit expansion more broadly slowed down with Covid disruptions and a turbulent bond market.
Southeast Asia, like much of the rest of the world, is losing patience with King Dollar.
Indonesia’s wealth fund is seeking to accelerate its timeline to hit its $200 billion target by 2024 as it eyes more energy and digital investments, according to its chief executive officer.
