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China's most recent dispute with the Philippines shows how Beijing frames smaller states as agents of US containment, write Greg Polling and Jude Blanchette (CSIS).

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said he hopes the two nations will collaborate to elevate their strategic partnership to new heights.

Korea held a multinational cybersecurity exercise with members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and other nations to improve their coordinated responses against cyberthreats, the defense ministry said Friday.

One candidate wants to reassess strategic projects like Indonesia’s new capital Nusantara. Another has a vision like incumbent Joko Widodo’s, but also wants Indonesian passports to have more power. CNA takes a closer look at the foreign policy stance of two Indonesian presidential hopefuls.

The ASEAN-Korea Centre (AKC) presents the richness of Southeast Asian culture through pottery at the “ASEAN Week 2023, East Gate of COEX in southern Seoul, Nov. 8 to 11.

What little aid Russia gives to Southeast Asia today is often used to keep the memory of Soviet assistance alive, says an ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute senior fellow.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida recently wrapped up a visit to the Philippines and Malaysia, where he agreed to deepen security cooperation

PETALING JAYA: With the post-pandemic period affecting tourism, Malaysia is now looking at new countries and second-tier cities across Asean countries to woo visitors.

As global decarbonisation efforts open new markets and economic opportunities, developing countries should remember the importance of investing in public goods and the dangers of picking winners.

In an increasingly security-driven policy environment, the turn towards ‘Industrial Policy 2.0’ risks misinterpreting the lessons of the East Asian growth miracle, write Peter Drysdale and Rojan Joshi (ANU).