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Indonesia and Thailand, Asean’s two biggest economies by GDP, officially have new leaders. Both countries are in need of a spark.

An economic slowdown in China may force African economies to diversify.

The Indonesian and Indian elections have produced contrasting outcomes for foreign investors.

Investment by Indian and Chinese firms into Africa does not dominate the flow of FDI into the continent and it is not a new phenomenon, according to a study.

The government needs $150 billion to support its economic growth targets until 2010 and 35% of that is expected to come from foreign investors.

Official figures show 51% rise in fresh investment approvals.

Look to Hong Kong''s rule of law, says OECD.

Despite the concerns in non-China Asia, China''s strength in FDI could be a force for good within the region.

Despite all the worries within non-China Asia, China''s FDI strength could actually be a force for good within the region.