Southeast Asia's nerves over China
The second Asean-United States leaders' summit on Sept. 24 in New York may have conveyed the impression of an emerging alliance.
To be sure, after years of keeping a low profile on Southeast Asian problems, the United States is more engaged than ever. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton angered Beijing by taking a public position supporting Association of…
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