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The intelligent cockpit is no longer just a product feature. In Europe, it is rapidly becoming a critical regulatory and competitive battleground. Addressing this significant shift, ECV International proudly announces that the 3rd European Automotive Intelligent Cockpit and Smart Driving Summit...

Indonesia needs clear and deliberate policies to counter global protectionism and short-term defences shaping today’s markets, which are slowing investments in long-term energy security and sustainability, said leading stakeholders at the flagship Unlocking capital for sustainability summit in...

As demand for air-conditioning increases across Asia Pacific countries, a new report warns that running coolers on fossil fuel-based grids could worsen emissions, resulting in maladaptation.

Nepal’s conservation laws prohibit commercial harvesting of rhododendrons from community forests without approval, but legal ambiguity over privately cultivated flowers has left officials uncertain about how to enforce existing rules.

The Asian superpower has climbed faster than other major economies in a global index tracking progress towards the SDGs, largely on the back of development gains that carry environmental trade-offs.

GlobeScan, in partnership with ERM and Volans, has launched its 2026 global consultation, inviting stronger participation from Asia-Pacific to help shape the future direction of the sustainability agenda.

Customers want low carbon nickel but refuse to pay more, says Nickel Industries’ Muchtazar, as experts look to carbon credits and new incentives to make Indonesia’s smelters go green.

Tailored for SMEs to assess their ESG readiness, the tool also supports large companies to ascertain and analyse their SME suppliers’ ESG performance.

New ESG assessment tool, OCBC PULSE, developed in partnership with OCBC, was launched as part of broader efforts to help MSMEs assess their ESG readiness.

Perhaps the most unsettling lesson from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is the gap between what we knew and how we prepared. Countries should use whatever easing of immediate pressures occurs to strengthen resilience before the next shock arrives.