America’s $40 trillion debt reveals less a crisis of borrowing than a political system increasingly reliant on debt to postpone difficult economic choices.

Malaysia’s growth may moderate, yet billions in foreign capital signal a longer-term bet on its strategic role in Asia.

Collectors are no longer just specialised enthusiasts — they are strategic investors navigating a global market for scarcity and heritage.

Germany’s industrial recession is structural, exposing how European political choices have weakened the continent’s economic core.

Driven by resilient consumer spending, export growth and sectoral strength, Malaysia’s economy posted a healthy 5.1 percent growth in 2024. And 2025 looks like another vibrant year for the Malaysian economy despite the global turmoil.

Geared to receive more tourists and to improve its economy, Bhutan’s upcoming international airport Gelephu is what the nation needs.