A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
ASEAN leaders kicked off gatherings in Manila on Sunday morning, seeking more cooperation against geopolitical and economic headwinds -- as sticking points remain on the Myanmar crisis, transboundary haze and a South China Sea binding pact.
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ASEAN leaders began summit meetings in Manila on Sunday, aiming to deepen cooperation on geopolitical and economic challenges. Persistent disagreements remain over the Myanmar crisis, transboundary haze, and a binding South China Sea pact. The talks matter because Southeast Asia faces mounting trade and security headwinds, and unity among the bloc's members will shape how effectively it can respond. Watch for any joint statements or concessions on Myanmar and the South China Sea code of conduct as the gatherings proceed.
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