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Indonesia’s salt fields bloom under drought from El Nino’s baking heat
Asia

Indonesia’s salt fields bloom under drought from El Nino’s baking heat

Indonesia's prolonged El Nino-driven drought is devastating crops but creating a bumper harvest for salt farmers, who are seeing record production levels as dry conditions persist through October.
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Gold jumps most in 6 months as Hormuz deal progress lowers rate-hike odds
Finance

Gold jumps most in 6 months as Hormuz deal progress lowers rate-hike odds

Gold prices surged to a six-month high as progress on a Strait of Hormuz shipping deal reduced expectations for US Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
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China’s coal power lock-in a sign of green growing pains: Report
Asia

China’s coal power lock-in a sign of green growing pains: Report

China’s rapid renewable energy growth faces significant bottlenecks, as grid constraints and coal-friendly policies cause massive power wastage. Improving grid flexibility and market rules is essential for its green transition.
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Bangkok hopes to pave way for Myanmar’s return to ASEAN, but analysts say caution is needed
Asia

Bangkok hopes to pave way for Myanmar’s return to ASEAN, but analysts say caution is needed

Thailand is pushing for Myanmar’s return to ASEAN through diplomatic engagement. However, analysts warn that Bangkok must prioritize peace commitments to avoid legitimizing the junta without meaningful reform.
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Taiwan launches major war games to test command flexibility
Asia

Taiwan launches major war games to test command flexibility

Taiwan has launched its annual 10-day Han Kuang military drills to test command flexibility and resilience, including simulated internet restrictions and realistic combat scenarios to counter potential Chinese aggression.
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Taiwan investigates 17 Chinese firms for suspected poaching of high-tech talent
Asia

Taiwan investigates 17 Chinese firms for suspected poaching of high-tech talent

Taiwan is investigating 17 Chinese firms for allegedly poaching high-tech talent and operating illegal offices, aiming to protect its competitive advantage in the semiconductor industry.
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Proposed Strait of Hormuz deal would give Iran control of inbound traffic, sources say
International

Proposed Strait of Hormuz deal would give Iran control of inbound traffic, sources say

A proposed deal between Iran and Oman could grant Tehran control over Strait of Hormuz shipping traffic, marking a major shift in regional power despite ongoing negotiations and unresolved disputes over transit fees.
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Trapped after war breaks out in Iran, Bangladesh seafarer recounts Gulf ordeal
International

Trapped after war breaks out in Iran, Bangladesh seafarer recounts Gulf ordeal

A Bangladeshi captain and his crew were stranded for 115 days in the Gulf after war broke out between Iran, the US, and Israel, forcing them to ration supplies amid missile attacks.
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Malaysia’s Malay unity wave is real. Time to stop overthinking it
Asia

Malaysia’s Malay unity wave is real. Time to stop overthinking it

Recent state polls confirm a clear trend: Malay voters are consolidating behind a single political force. PM Anwar must accept this reality, as the resurgence of Malay unity is now a settled fact.
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Ng Chee Meng moves to Faishal’s seat in front bench as Parliament adjusts seating plan
Singapore

Ng Chee Meng moves to Faishal’s seat in front bench as Parliament adjusts seating plan

Following a Cabinet reshuffle, Minister Ng Chee Meng has moved to the front bench in Parliament, occupying the seat previously held by Faishal Ibrahim, who resigned in July.
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Singapore-registered firm used fake employees and recruitment methods mirroring foreign intelligence playbook
Singapore

Singapore-registered firm used fake employees and recruitment methods mirroring foreign intelligence playbook

A Singapore-registered firm, Infoassa, used fake employees and AI-generated personas to recruit Western officials for intelligence gathering, mirroring tactics previously linked to Chinese state-backed espionage operations.
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‘Security for the future’: Inside Japan’s multi-trillion-yen push to strengthen its defence industry
International

‘Security for the future’: Inside Japan’s multi-trillion-yen push to strengthen its defence industry

Japan is investing trillions to revitalize its domestic defense industry, aiming to counter regional threats while boosting economic growth through technological innovation and expanded global arms exports.
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