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ASEAN Is Better Off With Washington
ASEAN Drifting Towards Ignorance And Oblivion
Long Term Power Assurance Between Beijing And Washington
India-Malaysia Cooperation Will Benefit Regional Trade, Unlock Potential of ASEAN
Tapping Greater Potential In A Thriving ASEAN
National Day Shared With International Guests: Chilean Embassy Marks National Day
A Long Road To A Bright Future: Vietnam marks 79th anniversary Of The August Revolution
Usaha Australia Pikat ASEAN Dalam Menangkis Perluasan Beijing
Indonesia Walks An APEC Tightrope
China's Decaying BRI Weakens Its Strategy Against Russia And The West
Is ASEAN The Indo-Pacific's Ultimate Power Broker?
WASHINGTON, US: China and the United States, like sports captains picking sides, have been engaged in a considered effort to enlist partners.
RCEP: Boon Or Bane For Marcos’s Government?
SACRAMENTO, U.S.-After almost two years of shilly shallying, the Philippines is joining the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) as the last of the present 14-member Asia-Pacific free trade grouping. The others are Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Laos, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
CPTPP Restricts New Government From Having Maximum Policy Space To Protect Public Welfare
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--Gabungan Kedaulatan Negara, a platform of civil society organisations, economists and labour groups would like to respond to the statements of the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) dated 29 November and the Malaysian Consortium of Mid-Tier Companies (MCMTC) dated 4 December with regard to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
Vietnam-Malaysia ties: A Partnership With Potential
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia–With the upcoming inaugural visit by the Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob to Vietnam on March 20, it is expected that new opportunities will be explored for the betterment of bilateral ties as well as the strengthening of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
US' New Attempt To Pit ASEAN Against China Will Be Futile
BEIJING, China--US President Joe Biden will host Southeast Asian leaders for a special summit in late March, the White House announced on Monday. Given the Biden administration's recent release of its Indo-Pacific strategy that is said to rely on partnerships to counter China's growing influence in the region, the summit could be another attempt by Washington to rope in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to form a united front against China.
The Global Economy Disrupted: Higher Inflation And Slower Growth In The 2022 Outlook
LONDON, UK--Two years into the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to take surprising turns, disrupting the global economy through multiple channels—public health, work, education, travel, consumer spending patterns, production of goods and services, and international trade flows.
Biden Administration Lays Out Its Asia Strategy
SACRAMENTO, U.S.--The Biden White House has issued its strategy outline for the Asia-Pacific Region. But while the paper is long on platitudes about re-engagement, it is short on specifics and addresses one element – strengthening the Association of Southeast Asian Nations – which seems pure fantasy.
As US-China Tensions Drag On, EU Well Positioned As Malaysia's "Neutral" Partner
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--The continued tensions between China and the U.S. Is forcing members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) into opposing camps, harming regional diplomatic and trade ties at a time these countries are struggling to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
US Trade With China Surges 28.7 Percent In 2021, But Widening Deficit Proves Tariffs ‘A Failure’
BEIJING, China--Trade between China and the US soared by 28.7 percent and amounted to $755.6 billion in 2021 - maintaining a strong growth momentum and contributing 12 percent to China's record $6 trillion foreign trade for the year despite tariffs and bruising political tensions between the world's two largest economies.