ASEAN summit: Torn between China and the US

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At the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur from Sunday, more than 30 heads of state and government will discuss regional economic integration, environmental issues, digital developments, peace, security, and stability. US President Donald Trump is attending to witness Thailand and Cambodia sign a peace settlement for border disputes. The event highlights US influence amid growing rivalry with China over Taiwan's status and territorial claims in the South China Sea. Trade tensions between China and the US are also escalating their competition in Southeast Asia, putting ASEAN countries in a difficult position as they are pressured to choose sides on issues like security, trade, and technology.
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