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Foreign ministers met in Manila, where China reaffirmed priorities for ASEAN cooperation.
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What happened
Foreign ministers met in Manila, where China reaffirmed priorities for ASEAN cooperation.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Manila
capital city of the Philippines
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Beijing
capital city of China
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Wang Yi
Chinese poet and librarian (89–158)
Related events
- China's leaders are scheduled to attend APEC in Shenzhen and ASEAN in Manila.
- US defense chief Pete Hegseth met with ASEAN defense ministers in the Philippines, as allies expressed alarm over China's growing aggression.
- Japan, Vietnam, and the Philippines signed a deal in Manila to deepen security cooperation amid growing tensions with China.
- ASEAN defense talks were hosted in Cebu, Philippines, where a dispute arose over China's participation.
- Philippines and China agreed to address disputes, while Hong Kong was noted as a major trading partner.