Southeast Asian foreign ministers seek breakthrough in Myanmar conflict and South China Sea disputes
- Southeast Asian foreign ministers met in Malaysia to discuss the Myanmar conflict and South China Sea disputes, aiming for a breakthrough in these issues.
- The meeting focused on the need for dialogue in Myanmar, where tens of thousands have died since a military coup in 2021, and urged the junta to allow humanitarian access.
- Malaysia's foreign minister emphasized that the election planned by Myanmar's military government is not a priority; instead, ceasing hostilities is essential.
- ASEAN aims to expedite a code of conduct for the South China Sea amid rising tensions, with Malaysia taking a proactive diplomatic role this year.
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