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Southeast Asian countries react to Trump's tariffs
US President Donald Trump's letters on tariff increases are sending shivers through Southeast Asia. Malaysia will face a 25 percent tariff, one percent higher than the rate announced in April. The country has expressed concerns that unilateral measures could disrupt business activities that benefit both countries.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warned Wednesday that global trade is being weaponized as Southeast Asia’s foreign ...
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Southeast Asian nations to express ‘concern’ over US tariffsSoutheast Asian nations will express “concern” over “counterproductive” US tariffs, according to a draft statement shared ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Malaysia July 8-12 for meetings of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ...
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations faces challenges from U.S. trade tariffs and a territorial dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. A series of meetings aims to address economic instability, ...
The administration's missives reupping — but also delaying — his tariff threats are further souring the mood toward the US ahead of Secretary of State Marco Rubio's trip to the region.
Rubio will travel July 8-12 and take part in meetings in Kuala Lumpur with the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian ...
The State Department billed the July 8-12 trip as a move to reaffirm Washington's commitment to the Indo-Pacific. Hours later ...
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