24 Feb 2025 New ASEAN Power Grid Agreement Must Reflect New Needs Mirza Sadaqat Huda It’s time to incorporate new key priorities into the pact to better address current realities of energy interconnection and serve future needs. ASEAN Energy Laos Malaysia Singapore Thailand
19 Dec 2024 Politically Proofing the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone for Credibility and Durability Adib Zalkapli There is positive sentiment on both sides of the Causeway about the proposed special economic zone in Johor. However, the project needs to be future-proofed against potential political complications up north. Malaysia Malaysian Economy Singapore
9 Dec 2024 Singapore College of Islamic Studies: Prospects and Challenges Mohammed Hasyir Bin Mohd Abdul Hamid A new degree programme at the Singapore College of Islamic Studies will help equip graduates who are capable of contextualising religious teachings for Singapore but there are challenges to be overcome. Islam Singapore
23 Aug 2024 Appetite for Expansion: Mainland Chinese F&B Chains in Singapore Leo Suryadinata Chinese food and beverage companies have vigorously entered Singapore, and are poised to continue growing. China F&B Singapore
18 Jul 2024 Singapore as a “Nation of Lions Led by Lions” Irene Ng William Choong, Fulcrum's Managing Editor and ISEAS Senior Fellow, discusses the second volume of S. Rajaratnam's authorised biography, the Lion's Roar, with author and ISEAS writer-in-residence Irene Ng. Dialogues at Fulcrum International Relations Singapore Southeast Asia
28 Jun 2024 Johor-Singapore Causeway at 100: Momentous Yet Mundane Francis E. Hutchinson|Shaun Lin|Tim Bunnell At 100, the Causeway linking Johor and Singapore is testament to the multi-fold connections linking the two sides together. Malaysia Malaysia-Singapore Relations Singapore
26 Jun 2024 NewJeansNim’s Controversial Popularity: New Progress in Buddhism? Gwendolyn Yap A disc jockey performing chants clothed in Buddhist garb has stoked controversy in Singapore and Malaysia, highlighting the social and religious sensitivities in the two countries. Religion Singapore South Korea
24 Jun 2024 How Singapore’s Cross-Border Power Trade Can Catalyse a Greener ASEAN Power Grid Courtney Weatherby Expanding power trade in ASEAN will be key to meeting the region’s climate action pledges. Singapore can lead by showing that renewables are increasingly affordable, reliable, and a good return on investment domestically — and when traded regionally. ASEAN Energy Environment Renewable Energy Singapore Southeast Asia
21 Jun 2024 The Suzhou Industrial Park: Singapore’s Evolving Role 30 Years On Lye Liang Fook Singapore continues to contribute to the Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP) by working with its Chinese counterparts to identify new areas of cooperation, helping Chinese companies go overseas to Singapore and facilitating Singapore-based companies to expand their businesses in China. China China-Singapore Relations Singapore
22 Feb 2024 The ASEAN Power Grid: How the LTMS-PIP Can Inform the BIMP-PIP’s Development Mirza Sadaqat Huda A quartet of ASEAN member countries have taken a first important step towards the vision of a regional power grid. The next step is to look back for lessons learned to move forward and improve collaboration, leveraging the experience of not just officials but stakeholders in the private sector. ASEAN Brunei Climate Change Indonesia Laos Malaysia Philippine Singapore Thailand
