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Companies 10 months ago
Epson’s global president unveils Southeast Asia expansion plans centered on Indonesia
Junkichi Yoshida, the newly appointed global president, representative director and CEO of Seiko Epson Corporation (SEC), has revealed plans to expand the company’s business across emerging markets in Southeast Asia, identifying Indonesia as a key contributor to Epson’s global growth.
Academia 11 months ago
Why Bangladesh must reclaim leverage on the Rohingya
Dhaka must make a decisive shift toward a pragmatic pursuit of its own interests, primarily national security and stability, and aim to leverage its role in the Rohingya issue to bring an end to the crisis, not manage it indefinitely in relative isolation.
Companies 1 year ago
SFMP 2.0: Tracking a decade of sustainability in action
Southeast Asia is now a leader in sustainable business growth. While companies around the world have reacted to a backdrop of global instability by watering down their sustainability commitments, the region’s private sector is staying the course and forging ahead.
Academia 1 year ago
Pakistan at the crossroads: Restraint or nuclear weapons
Following India's strikes in response to the Pahalgam massacre last month, Pakistan stands at the precipice of a strategic decision that will likely define its existence, present and future, in South Asia’s fragile security landscape.
Asia & Pacific 1 year ago
PREMIUM
Batik Air halts flights to India, Pakistan amid escalating conflict
Batik Air, a subsidiary of Indonesia’s largest low cost airline Lion Air, has temporarily suspended its flights to and from Pakistan’s Lahore and India’s Amritsar on Wednesday and Thursday amid recent escalating conflicts between the two countries.
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