Other Briefings
Philippines and Brunei Sign Double Tax Avoidance Treaty
The Philippines and Brunei have signed a double taxation avoidance treaty that will eliminate double taxation on the income generated from cross-border transactions.
Thailand and the EU Resume Free Trade Agreement Negotiations
Thailand and the European Union (EU) have agreed to resume negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA), seven years after talks collapsed in 2014.
How US Businesses Can Access the East Asian US$25 Trillion RCEP Free Trade Market Agreement via Existing Agreements
US businesses can access the RCEP free trade agreement through its existing agreements with partners in the region.
ASEAN, EU Agree to World’s First Bloc-to-Bloc Air Transport Agreement
ASEAN and the EU have agreed to the world’s first bloc-to-bloc air transport agreement through the ASEAN-EU Comprehensive Air Transport Agreement.
Opportunities for Indian Manufacturers in ASEAN
The economic partnership between India and (ASEAN) has continued to strengthen since the economic relationship began in 1992 and with the ASEAN-India Free Trade Agreement (AIFTA) coming to effect in 2009.
Malaysia and Thailand Launch QR Payment Linkage
On June 18, 2021, Malaysia and Thailand launched a cross-border quick response (QR) payment linkage to enable businesses and consumers from both countries to receive instant QR code payments.
Russian Outbound Investment into ASEAN & Southeast Asia
In this article, we explore the new trends and rivers of Russian overseas direct investments (ODI) into Southeast Asia and ASEAN.
How Can Indian Businesses Capitalize on ASEAN’s E-commerce Boom?
ASEAN’s e-commerce sector presents ample and scalable opportunities for Indian businesses looking to sell in this market.
Opportunities for Russian Investors in ASEAN
Each ASEAN country presents its own unique investment opportunities to Russian businesses, ranging from exports of military hardware to wheat to high-tech manufacturing.
Opportunities for Australian Wine in ASEAN
In 2020, Asia’s wine markets brought in US$1.7 billion for Australian wine producers and importers.
