ASEAN economies

Along with the conflict in Myanmar, the issue of trade is likely to be high on the agenda at the 46th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur.

Without prompt action, the economic inequalities between the bloc's member states could threaten its unity and cohesion.

ASEAN’s strategic interests lie in autonomy, market access, and meaningful economic alternatives to China. Can the U.S. take advantage of the opportunity this presents?

The administration's aid cuts, tariffs, and new China strategy are all set to further test ASEAN.

The steps taken by the region's governments over the last year should be seen as a response to a wider trend toward protectionism.

Lithuania’s experience provides a wake-up call for Southeast Asia about the risks of economic coercion.

Is this the year that the region's tourist sector finally returns to its pre-pandemic levels?

Creating seamless regional integration is crucial to the success of the bloc's pathbreaking digital economy agreement.

The region is still feeling the economic reverberations of the U.S. Federal Reserve's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Last 2023, the coming year is likely to be a busy one for Southeast Asia on the economic front.

With regional financial markets less dependent than ever on foreign capital, a lot less is hanging on the question than in years past.

While political crises dominate the bloc's attention, Indonesia can use its chairmanship to advance and recalibrate ASEAN's economic integration agenda.