Indonesia Pledges Market Reforms Following $80 Billion Stock Rout
January 30, 2026
Indonesia vows financial reforms after $80 billion sell-off shakes investor confidence, prompting IDX CEO resignation.
Indonesia vows financial reforms after $80 billion sell-off shakes investor confidence, prompting IDX CEO resignation.
US warns of risks as UK strengthens economic ties with China, reflecting global power anxieties.
Renewed clashes between Syria’s Kurds and Damascus highlight a century of marginalisation, betrayal, and political struggle.
Vietnam and the EU upgrade ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership, focusing on trade, investment, semiconductors, critical materials, security, and sustainable cooperation for long-term growth.
Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda, with 1.4 million followers, reports her TikTok account banned, raising concerns about press freedom, censorship, and silencing independent voices from conflict zones.
Syria’s President Ahmed al‑Sharaa met Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss Russia’s military bases, strengthen bilateral ties, and chart a new chapter in post-Assad Syria-Russia relation
Japan intensifies its crackdown on overwork, placing 42 companies under scrutiny as authorities push stricter labor protections to prevent karoshi and workplace-related health crises.
China allows top tech firms to import Nvidia H200 AI chips, boosting domestic AI development.
South Korea’s former first lady Kim Keon Hee jailed amid bribery conviction and political fallout.
India and the European Union are nearing a landmark trade pact that could unite two major economies into a $27 trillion market, reshaping global commerce and strategic ties.
