US, China up the ante in courting Asean at summit
Washington, Beijing pledged to raise their commitments to Asean, amid a “trust deficit” brought about by the heated superpower rivalry.
Washington, Beijing pledged to raise their commitments to Asean, amid a “trust deficit” brought about by the heated superpower rivalry.
The delivery of the vehicle comes at a time when China and India failed to reach an agreement during recent talks.
This was part of a wider cooperation aimed at increasing Taiwan's defence capability, she said.
PM Ismail Sabri Yaakob shared his concern that it could lead to arms race and spark tension, leading to instability in the region.
Premier Li Keqiang called on countries to speed up to allow the regional trade pact to take effect.
Washington and Beijing have launched new campaigns for global support for their respective positions.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang also called on both sides to explore upgrading the China Asean Free Trade Agreement.
Myanmar's military government boycotted the Asean summit after its chief was banned from the meeting.
This will be the first time in four years that Washington will engage at the top level with the regional alliance in a move being seen as key to its strategy of pushing back…
The Chinese premier will discuss ways to deepen cooperation on various issues.