Southeast Asia Survey Shows Shifting Allegiance Between China and US

An annual survey by Singapore's ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute reveals that Southeast Asia has narrowly swung back to favoring China over the US if forced to choose, reflecting shifting regional sentiment amidst intensifying great power competition. The survey also indicates Singapore ranks first for regional leadership, while Trump tops Southeast Asia concerns.

7 Apr, 03:00 — 7 Apr, 03:00

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Singapore ranks first for regional leadership as Trump tops Southeast Asia concerns: Survey

For the first time, more respondents have confidence in ASEAN upholding the rules-based order than the United States, according to an annual poll by Singapore think tank ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute.

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