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For once, the constraint affecting Germany's energy transition is neither money nor bureaucracy – it is a booming world economy.

In 2025, Malaysia overtook Indonesia in Southeast Asia’s automotive market. The question is if the country can deepen the domestic supply chain to attract foreign investors.

Japan’s SMEs are running a relay race, but many are struggling to find someone to take the baton.

UK energy keeps hitting gold with renewable energy and its net zero goals.

Adding to domestic and global uncertainties is the head-to-head presidential race, making the Brazilian market a challenging environment for investors leaning towards more defensive strategies.

The Malaysian government is starting to see the importance of its micro, small, and medium enterprises to the country’s GDP growth amidst global uncertainties.

Germany needs an increase in investments, and much of it relies on private pockets.

The UK is feeling the cost of having its youth waiting for career opportunities that do not come knocking.

Amidst the uncertainties in the global energy crisis, Brazil has the chance to take the lead in the development of alternative power sources.  

Malaysia is feeling the ripples of the US-Iran conflict as its economy takes the hit, with a piling fuel subsidy bill to show for it.