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Japanese and Pacific island leaders largely focused on climate change at their recent meeting even though Tokyo was keen to discuss security cooperation amid China’s growing military and economic influence in the region.
But Japan is not the only perpetrator of historical aggression in the region.
Malaysia’s push to join Brics has largely been driven by Anwar’s broader rhetoric around championing the Global South and challenging perceived Western double standards, according to regional foreign policy experts.
Analysts say strong political will from Manila and Hanoi is required after Vietnamese state media on Friday reported that the country was ready to discuss territorial boundaries for an undersea continental shelf in the disputed waters.
But this begs the question: should diplomats – Chinese or otherwise – react to random acts of racism?
Last week, the Philippine navy said it was “monitoring” Vietnam’s island-building activities in the West Philippine Sea, part of the South China Sea that Manila considers within its exclusive economic zone.
Both in its foreign policy and security challenges, India under Modi 3.0 continues to face ongoing challenges.
The FTA might come to fruition if its scope covers less sensitive sectors such as services, the analysts say.