Kishida, Biden find much common ground in building rapport
From the start, Biden continually brought up issues about China, which took up more than half of the conversation.
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Cambodia, Thailand say ‘no easy fix’ for Myanmar crisis
Both sides agreed that the crisis could not be resolved immediately and that a solution to the conflict must be led by Myanmar itself.
Cambodia-China relationship still ‘ironclad’ despite ‘trials’: Senior official
The minister also said the two countries have also strengthened their cooperation in all sectors in recent years.
Viet Nam refutes ‘false’ claim on militia deployment in East Sea
The spokesperson also said that Viet Nam follows a consistent policy of peace and self-defence.
End-of-war declaration ‘meaningless’ if no denuclearisation progress: US lawmaker
Seoul and Washington are said to have made substantial progress, but it is uncertain whether Pyongyang will accept the proposal.
The ‘normalization’ of the junta’s rule In Myanmar?
There has been no indication whatsoever that the junta will take serious steps to implement ASEAN’s five-point consensus.
S. Korea says it’s monitoring N. Korea with ‘sense of tension’
Regional tensions have escalated in recent weeks, especially as the North conducted four rounds of ballistic missile launches.
China-Laos railway to bolster Thai industries and trade
The China-Laos railway is a part of the pan-Asian railway network that will ultimately connect Kunming with Bangkok and Singapore.
S. Korea, Saudi Arabia to bolster ties on hydrogen economy
South Korea is one of Saudi Arabia’s key strategic partners for its Vision 2030 policy of reducing the country’s dependence on oil.
China’s Xi Jinping hits out at ‘acts of suppression, confrontation’
Mr Xi said these acts would invite “catastrophic consequences” and do harm to world peace and security.