The 48th FAEA Conference convenes at a pivotal moment as Malaysia assumes the ASEAN chairmanship in 2025, steering regional cooperation amidst rising geopolitical risks, economic fragmentation, technological decoupling, and demographic shifts. The current U.S. administration’s implementation of significant tariffs on major trading partners and withdrawal from international climate commitments presents ASEAN economies with complex challenges and strategic opportunities in navigating an increasingly uncertain global landscape.
48th Federation of ASEAN Economic Associations Conference (FAEA 2025)
Is Singapore prepared for the haze season?
SINGAPORE: In recent weeks, there have been murmurs about the prospect of seasonal haze arising from forest fires and clearing of land, primarily in Indonesia.
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The Inclusive Future for China and the World!
25 July 2020: Cheryl WANG Yu and David LEE Kuo Chuen (Professor SUSS and Vice President, Economic Society of Singapore. "Programmable Government and The Value of Everything Economy"
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