AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoManila ASEAN Summit: The Philippines is preparing to host regional leaders from Nov. 15–17, with Narendra Modi due in Manila for the ASEAN and East Asia summits. Security and economic ties are on the agenda. Myanmar Crisis: Human Rights Watch urged ASEAN leaders to press the junta to halt attacks and allow aid; the Philippines confirmed junta chief Min Aung Hlaing will not attend. South China Sea: India says any China-ASEAN code of conduct must follow international maritime law. New Delhi also reaffirmed defence support for the Philippines, including BrahMos missiles, amid tensions with Beijing. China-US Tech Tensions: Nvidia chief Jensen Huang resigned amid allegations involving a woman US officials suspect of spying for China. Beijing denies the claims and says Washington is using them to justify technology restrictions. Energy Security: ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn called for a regional petroleum reserve to cushion supply disruptions and price spikes. Malaysia-China Ties: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged both countries to expand cooperation into innovation, industry and skills, while helping Malaysian businesses enter Chinese markets.
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