The most important issues for us to address with our ASEAN partners are those stemming from great-power competition, from trade rules to sea lanes and even the sanctity of their own sovereign territory.
Steve Chabot: “The most important issues for us to address with our ASEAN partners are those stemming from great-power competition…”
On the recordSeptember 27, 2021
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Chabot outlines key challenges in U.S.-ASEAN relations amid great-power competition.
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