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US-ASEAN Security Ties/ JM Jamaludin

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JM Jamaludin

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In: Asian Defence Journal Jan-Feb 2014, pp.4-6(131) Summary: With an increasingly assertive China in the economic, diplomatic and most notably in the military fronts, the US is seemingly back in the picture and this has been welcomed by much of ASEAN. With Washington continues its strategic pivot towards Asia, ASEAN has proved a vital partner in Asia for the US.

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With an increasingly assertive China in the economic, diplomatic and most notably in the military fronts, the US is seemingly back in the picture and this has been welcomed by much of ASEAN. With Washington continues its strategic pivot towards Asia, ASEAN has proved a vital partner in Asia for the US.

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