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The World Bank’s report “Firm Foundations of Growth” highlights how productivity and technology are driving economic progress across East Asia and the Pacific, underscoring the region’s role as a global growth engine.
Vietnam and China boost cross-border tourism with new scenic sites, self-driving tours, and a 15-day Southern Vietnam itinerary, enhancing visitor experiences and fostering closer travel ties between the two nations.
Australia, China, Switzerland, Thailand, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, and UAE are set to converge at The Business Show Asia 2025, driving SME growth and shaping the future of entrepreneurship across the Asian market.
Thailand is set to host Asia’s largest gaming event in October 2025, attracting top developers, gamers, and industry leaders. The event aims to boost the local gaming industry and showcase emerging technologies.
Ab de Villiers revealed that “closed door” discussions influenced the decision to exclude Shreyas Iyer from the Asia Cup squad, sparking debate over the selection process, Times Now reports.
Lifestyle Asia has launched its new “Art After Dark” series, spotlighting contemporary art and culture through exclusive evening events. The initiative aims to engage art enthusiasts with immersive experiences across Asia.
The Asia Cup is set to take place in the UAE, highlighting a rare moment of sporting unity as Pakistan strengthens its cricketing ties with India amid ongoing regional tensions.
H&M has partnered with local influencers across Asia to enhance its marketing strategy. The move aims to strengthen brand presence and connect with regional audiences amid growing competition in the retail sector.
Asia’s travel boom is back in 2025, with destinations like Bangkok, Tokyo, Bali, and Seoul topping the charts. Tourists flock to vibrant cities and tropical escapes as borders fully reopen, sparking a surge in regional tourism.
Despite ongoing economic uncertainty, the luxury travel market remains resilient, with high-end bookings and exclusive experiences showing strong demand, according to Travel Weekly Asia reports.
McKinsey & Company highlights Asia’s shift toward digital health ecosystems, predicting transformative impacts on patient care, efficiency, and accessibility as technology reshapes the region’s healthcare landscape.
Caster Semenya wins landmark court battle, challenging regulations on gender testing in sports. The ruling sparks renewed global debate on athletes’ rights, inclusion, and fairness in competitive athletics.
Researchers have identified Homo juluensis, a possible new ancient human species, based on fossils found in China. The discovery could reshape our understanding of human evolution, experts say.
Travel Weekly Asia unveils the leaders shaping the region’s travel industry in 2025. From innovative airlines to top resorts, discover who’s driving growth and redefining travel experiences across Asia this year.
Private credit is driving a surge in Asia’s “buy now, pay later” market, fueling consumer spending and financial innovation. Increased funding from non-bank lenders is reshaping the region’s digital credit landscape.
Anderson .Paak delivered a captivating performance at the Asia Society, blending soulful grooves with vibrant beats. The event highlighted his unique fusion of hip-hop, R&B, and funk, leaving the audience energized and inspired.
Filipino judokas delivered a stunning performance at the Southeast Asia Judo Championships, clinching multiple gold medals and solidifying the Philippines’ rising status in the regional judo scene.
Amid rising costs and economic pressures, Southeast Asian countries face tough choices on universal healthcare. Experts warn that sustaining current models may no longer be feasible, signaling a potential shift in policy.
South-east Asia’s tech unicorns are evolving, increasingly adopting banking-like models amid rising regulatory pressures and fintech growth. This shift signals a new era blending tech innovation with financial services.
Authorities have raided multiple businesses linked to the Prince Group in an international money-laundering probe, seizing documents and assets as part of a coordinated crackdown, Radio Free Asia reports.