China defiant over South China Sea skirmishes in ASEAN talks and blames meddling by foreign forces
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has called for deeper market integration with Southeast Asia during annual summit talks where territorial disputes in the South China Sea are likely to be high on the agenda
ASEAN Leaders Meet in Laos
The ASEAN bloc remains a "stabilising force" in Southeast Asia despite making only incremental progress on key issues, ...
Asean deepened its relationships with several key partners on the second day of its annual gathering, in what Singapore Prime ...
Asean must remain a strong entity, which requires every member of the bloc to avoid creating divisions by siding with conflicting countries.
The second phase of the US and Singapore’s joint Feasibility Study on Regional Energy Connectivity will look at the legal, ...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulated the prime minister of Thailand during a bilateral meeting for her country's ...
China, which claims almost the entire sea, has overlapping claims with ASEAN members Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and ...
China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations announced on Thursday the substantial conclusion of negotiations on the ...
PM Modi stressed the importance of dialogue and diplomacy, asserting that these should take precedence in resolving disputes.
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