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The LCC-Versus-Flag-Carrier Contest Comes To Colombo

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Sri Lanka is Vietnam’s third-largest South Asian passenger market, yet had no direct flights until this week’s dual announcement.

Indonesia’s Upstream Push: Samboja Wells Signal New Cross-Ministry Land Model

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Indonesia’s energy self-sufficiency push reaches the transmigration sector. SKK Migas and Pertamina Hulu Sanga Sanga expand in East Kalimantan.

SEMICON SEA 2026: Southeast Asia’s Growing Weight In The Global Chip Chain

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SEMI CEO at SEMICON SEA 2026: innovation now requires full ecosystem alignment. Malaysia is building the infrastructure to make that alignment real.

Why The Accor–Uber Partnership Matters More Than Another Points Programme

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
For Southeast Asia, where both Uber and Accor hold strong market positions, regional expansion of this partnership in subsequent rollout phases carries material implications.

Free And Fast: Singapore Airlines Extends Complimentary Wi-Fi To The Starlink Era

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
KrisFlyer membership is free and now unlocks complimentary Starlink Wi-Fi in Economy on Singapore Airlines’ long-haul and A380 fleet from 2027.

Forward30 In Action: CIMB Reallocates Capital Away From Thailand Auto Lending

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Cross-border portfolio sales between ASEAN banks are accelerating as regional lenders optimize capital ahead of tightening profitability targets.

ASEAN Summit Declares Strait Of Hormuz Reopening A Matter Of Regional Economic Survival

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
ASEAN leaders in Cebu called for unimpeded Hormuz passage and good-faith US-Iran negotiations in a rare collective political statement.

CSA Issues Formal Directive To All Critical Infrastructure Boards On Frontier AI Risk

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Singapore’s coordinated MAS and CSA response sets a regional benchmark for AI cyber resilience in financial services.

Cambodia Turns To UNCLOS After Thailand Terminates Joint Energy Exploration Deal

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
The Thailand-Cambodia energy dispute is now a test of whether ASEAN’s commitment to rules-based dispute resolution can survive the region’s sharpest bilateral tensions.

Chinese Firms Dominate Danantara’s First Waste-to-Energy Tender As Second Round Opens Nationwide

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Chinese firms Zhejiang Weiming and Wangneng Environment won three of the first four Danantara waste-to-energy tenders; a second round is now open.
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