US EditionRubio headed to Malaysia in first Asia trip
- Following Trump’s tariff warning, Malaysia emphasizes its non-aligned stance and supports an agenda aligned with BRICS’ aspirations.
- Rubio’s Asia trip follows Trump's letters to 12 countries threatening a 10% tariff on BRICS supporters, reflecting escalating US economic pressure.
- Ibrahim stated Malaysia 'champions an agenda aligned with BRICS' aspirations' and is prepared to collaborate closely with BRICS and partner countries.
- Following Malaysia’s clarification, ASEAN countries remain nervous over US tariffs, underscoring regional unease about Washington’s approach to diplomacy and economic engagement.
- More broadly, the US aims to strengthen its Indo-Pacific strategy by reassuring allies like Malaysia amid tensions from Trump's tariff threats, with Rubio seeking to firm regional ties.
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