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ASEAN leaders met in Kazan for a summit, with the event involving member states including Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, and Cambodia, and was held in Manila.

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ASEAN leaders met in Kazan for a summit, with the event involving member states including Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, and Cambodia, and was held in Manila.

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  1. ASEAN leaders met in Kazan, with Indonesia involved, discussing cooperation amid G7 sanctions.1 source
  2. ASEAN leaders held a summit in Kazan, the host city for the ASEAN-Russia Summit.1 source
  3. Brunei partnered with Indonesia as an Official Partner Country.Sub-event
  4. Leaders discussed economic resilience, including using local currencies for bilateral trade, amid geopolitical challenges like the Iran/Hormuz Strait disruptions and Russia's role as an energy supplier to Southeast Asia.Sub-event
  5. ASEAN leaders met in Kazan for a summit, with the event involving member states including Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, and Cambodia, and was held in Manila.1 source
  6. ASEAN leaders convened in Kazan for a summit, with the event later invited to Manila.1 source
  7. Marcos attended a summit in Kazan, highlighting Philippine leadership within ASEAN.1 source

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