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Nuclear Without A Track Record: What ASEAN’s First-Mover Nations Must Still Solve

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
The World Nuclear Association projects Southeast Asia will account for nearly a fourth of all first-time nuclear capacity by mid-century. The Hormuz crisis is compressing the timeline.

Nium Cuts Stablecoin Card Launch Timelines from Months To Days

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Nium holds regulatory licenses in 40-plus countries, removing third-party banking reliance for compliant stablecoin card issuance.

Tazapay Closes Series B Extension With Coinbase Ventures And CMT Digital

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Tazapay operates across 70 markets, serving over 1,000 enterprises and fintechs in 30 countries through compliant digital rails.

NESDC Confirms Thailand’s Export Carve-Outs Are Tied To Domestic Power Supply

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Thailand's NESDC confirmed: oil exports to Laos and Myanmar are energy management decisions, not standard bilateral trade.

Japan Begins 1st Release Of State Oil Reserves In 4 Years

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
The reserve release is expected to help stabilize domestic fuel markets and support economic activity.

From Card Rails To On-Chain: Mastercard’s Digital Asset Strategy Takes Shape

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
StraitsX joins Mastercard's global crypto program, linking MAS-regulated stablecoin infrastructure to a worldwide payments network.

From Bank Subsidiary To Listed Entity: PNB Holdings Corp. Takes Final Regulatory Step Toward PSE Debut

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
PNB Holdings holds prime Makati and Pasay commercial assets. The SEC approval is step one.

Vietnam’s USD 25 Billion Foreign Inflow Opportunity Hinges On April 2026 FTSE Broker Access Assessment

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
UBS and Morgan Stanley have finalised contracts with Vietnamese service providers and are preparing to officially enter the market.

Melbourne’s Second Airport Claims International Status with Jetstar’s Denpasar Launch

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Jetstar's A321LR fleet makes international routes viable from secondary airports, reshaping Australia's outbound leisure market.

D&L Leans On Six Decades Of Resilience To Weather Middle East Crisis

Asia Pacific Telegraph -
Lessons from past crises, including oil shocks and global conflicts, continue to guide D&L’s approach as it faces new uncertainties in international markets.
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