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From its experience of centuries-long colonization to dealing with decades-long Cold War politics, Malaysia is no stranger to navigating major power competition, which it sees as a recurring reality in international politics. Today’s U.S.-China rivalry is just the latest round — it is not the first and it will not be the last. Still, it is important to consider how U.S.-China competition impacts Malaysia and how it, like other small and secondary states in the region, seeks to exercise agency. Even as this major power rivalry intensifies and limits the country’s space for maneuvering, Malaysia insists on employing “equidistant diplomacy” to hedge against multiple risks and cultivate long-term options.
SingaporeChinaNew-zealandLaosAustraliaUnited-statesUnited-kingdomIndiaWashingtonBeijingIndonesiaThailand(Archived document, may contain errors) No. 60 April 21, 1987 CHALLENGES TO 'THE U.S.-ASEAN QUASI-ALLIANCE INTRODUCTION They stretch along the rim of the Asian landmass and have become some of the world's most successful and prosperous developing countries. They are among the world's most anti-communist states and among America's most reliable friends, creating, in fact, a quasi-alliance. These are the six nations comprising the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN: Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand.
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