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Russia, led by President Putin, is pivoting its economy towards Asia, hosting ASEAN leaders in Kazan and deepening ties with countries like Brunei and through meetings with Ferdinand Marcos.

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  1. Hakan Fidan spoke at a conference in Ankara, issuing a warning against the expansion of conflict near Russia.

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5 reports, 5 independent, last reported Jun 18. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Russia, led by President Putin, is pivoting its economy towards Asia, hosting ASEAN leaders in Kazan and deepening ties with countries like Brunei and through meetings with Ferdinand Marcos.

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  1. Russia supplies pork and semiconductors to the Philippines, with talks aiming to expand energy, agriculture, and trade.Sub-event
  2. Russia and India expand ties through the inauguration of the RT India channel and increased content about Russia in Hindi.Sub-event
  3. A summit involving Russia aims to strengthen economic cooperation goals with partners in Southeast Asia.Sub-event
  4. Putin hosts ASEAN leaders in Kazan while Russia seeks deeper economic and political ties across Asia.1 source
  5. A summit in Kazan hosted by Putin brings together ASEAN leaders to discuss expanding trade and investment ties with Russia, including energy imports.Sub-event
  6. Hakan Fidan and Russian officials discussed bilateral ties, energy, and security issues related to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict.Sub-event

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