Advertisement
Advertisement
East Asia Summit leaders during their meeting in Singapore. Photo: EPA
Indonesia’s Indo-Pacific vision is a call for Asean to stick together instead of picking sides
- The 10-member bloc is discussing a shared vision for the Indo-Pacific, as big powers offer competing ideas for their engagement in the region
- Indonesia’s proposal isn’t aimed at changing Washington or Beijing’s behaviour, but it promotes an alternative regional order that can accommodate all interests, even if problems among countries remain.
Topic |
Asean
Updated: 12:05pm, 20 Nov, 2018
Advertisement
TOP PICKS
East Asia Summit leaders during their meeting in Singapore. Photo: EPA
READ FULL ARTICLE
Advertisement
Advertisement
SCMP TODAY: INTL EDITION
Get updates direct to your inbox
By registering, you agree to our T&C and Privacy Policy
Thank you for your subscription.
You can also view our other newsletters.
Products & Services
Our Sites
DOWNLOAD THE SCMP APP
Copyright © 2019 South China Morning Post Publishers Ltd. All rights reserved.