Wealth Tax Systems Needed in ASEAN

By Ian McIntyre

April 2025 FEATURE
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THIS YEAR, Malaysia chairs the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). But ASEAN is not just about government-to-government ties, neither is it just about integrating economics nor playing competitive sports, or promoting cultural, arts and heritage.It is a growing platform for people-to-people amalgamation and champions the goals of sustainability and equitable distribution that civil society in the region has been advocating for the past five decades. In a world riveted with uncertainty from climate change to harsh geopolitics and extremism...

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Ian McIntyre

is a veteran journalist with over 25 years of experience reporting from mainstream and alternative media. He subscribes to a belief that what is good for society is likewise beneficial for the media.

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