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Indonesia Advances Prolife Insurance Case To Formal Prosecution

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
OJK has referred the controlling shareholder of PT Asuransi Jiwa Prolife Indonesia to prosecutors over a USD 33.7 million claims dispute.

Accor Deepens Malaysia Push With Ibis Styles Johor Bahru Signing

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Accor has signed ibis Styles Johor Bahru City Centre, a 243-room hotel near Johor Bahru Sentral opening late 2026.

Vietnam Moves To Split Ninh Thuan Nuclear Project Into Three Parts

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Vietnam's Ninh Thuan nuclear program just got a structural overhaul, with EVN and PetroVietnam taking separate lead roles on each plant.

Luang Prabang Hydropower Project Hits 72 Percent As Laos And Thailand Inspect Site

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
The Luang Prabang Mekong Hydropower Project has reached 72 percent completion, Lao and Thai officials confirmed during a site visit.

Malaysia Launches LSS6 Solar Program With Mandatory Battery Storage

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Malaysia has launched LSS6, offering 2,500 MW of solar paired with 1,250 MW of battery storage.

Pertamina Charts New Path With Kartamantul Waste-To-Energy Plant

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Pertamina is developing a 30-megawatt waste-to-energy plant for Yogyakarta, Sleman, and Bantul, targeting over 1,000 tons of daily waste.

MAS Flags Anti-Money Laundering Gaps At Singapore Crypto Firms

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
MAS review finds Singapore crypto firms understand AML rules but fall short on execution, especially around new tokens.

Malaysia Reaffirms Binance Has No Licence To Operate

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Malaysia's Finance Ministry says Binance still holds no licence to operate in the country, website and app remain blocked.

Ngurah Rai Airport Tracks Toward Record Year As Bali Summer Travel Surges

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Ngurah Rai International Airport is tracking toward its busiest year yet, with monthly passenger totals topping two million.

Thailand Targets 120,000 Firms In Expanded Nominee Enforcement

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Thailand's DBD will require bank statement verification for nearly 120,000 flagged companies starting August 1.
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