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JAKARTA—President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has hailed the joint statement issued by the US, Japan, and South Korea regarding security and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region.

ASEAN-Japan partnership has strengthened and continued to grow more strategic and mutually beneficial. Much of ASEAN’s early industrial development was achieved through successful cooperation, therefore significantly contributing to ASEAN’s manufacturing capacity. In a titah delivered during the 26th ASEAN-Japan Summit at the Jakarta Convention Centre, Indonesia, yesterday, His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah […]

* The 8th edition of the Summit of the Three Seas Initiative - organized at the Cotroceni Palace * Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu welcomed the representatives of Apple, Amazon and IBM to the school

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Nguyễn Phú Trọng praised the proactiveness and positive efforts of the two sides at various levels in implementing the common perception between the highest leaders of the two Parties and the Joint Statement between Việt Nam and China during his visit to China last year.

Anwar says grouping must protect all that has been achieved from being undermined by their unbridled rivalry.

Japanese Communist Party's Kimitoshi Morihara discusses US-China tensions, Japan’s shifting post-war security policy, the party's position on Ukraine and Taiwan, and possible peace initiatives for the region.

Liberia’s international partners, including ECOWAS and the United Nations, have issued a joint statement here, raising concern over recent reports of election violence, urges Liberian authorities to investigate and hold those responsible to account, while appealing to all Liberians to safeguard gains of the hard-won peace.

As we prepare for the Africa Climate Summit, we, H.E.

Republic of Korea and ASEAN are bound to share strategic interests. Now is the optimal time for the Republic of Korea and ASEAN to forge a comprehensive strategic partnership.

In an interview,Germany’s G20 sherpa Jorg Kukies said that while G20 countries are willing to compromise on language relating to the Ukraine war, Germany does not agree with the position, as articulated by China, that Ukraine war discussion does not belong in an economic grouping like the G20.