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Let us strengthen the ASEAN economic community

Manila Bulletin 24 Sep 2023
Measures to promote connectivity and a lower cost of transportation between Mindanao and the border regions of Indonesia, Brunei and Malaysia must be pushed to encourage more frequent direct shipping.
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MALAYSIAN NAVY JOINS ASEAN SOLIDARITY EXERCISE IN INDONESIA'S BATAM

Malaysian National News Agency 20 Sep 2023
WORLD ... Credit. Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) ... The Royal Ship (KD) Terengganu is currently stationed in Batam for the eight-day exercise, which takes place in the Natuna Sea and Sabang Mawang, Riau, ATM noted in a Facebook post ... Two other vessels, the Republic of Singapore Ship (RSS) Vigour and the Royal Brunei Ship (KDB) Darul Ehsan are also involved.
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Egyptian billionaire Mohamed al-Fayed dies age 94

Egypt Independent 02 Sep 2023
His funeral was held on Friday’s prayers at the Regent’s Park Mosque in London, surrounded by his family ... A life of success ... Two years later he became an advisor to the Sultan of Brunei and founded his own shipping company, Genevaco, and by 1972 he launched the International Marine Services in Dubai, becoming the first to invest in Dubai.
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Mohamed Al Fayed: Former Harrods owner dies at 94

RNZ 01 Sep 2023
But he never realised his ambition to get a passport for his adopted country ... The role helped him forge new connections in Egypt, and although the marriage lasted little more than two years, Al Fayed went on to launch his own a shipping business. In 1966, he became an adviser to one of the world's richest men, the Sultan of Brunei ... ....
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From warship in Japan, US and South Korean marines guide training on Korean Peninsula

Stars and Stripes 29 Aug 2023
and South Korean marines have operated from the ship during the exercise, Diddams told Stars and Stripes by email Tuesday ... The ship recently returned to Yokosuka after a 40-day patrol that included stops in Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei and the Philippines ... 17 return marked the completion of the ship’s first full patrol since 2019.
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War games and new arms race show threat of war is growing

The Militant 19 Aug 2023
ship to observe ... The Russian Defense Ministry said the joint Chinese-Russian exercises included destruction of a mock enemy submarine as well as helicopter landing-and-takeoff practice on each other’s ships ... allies, from Vietnam and the Philippines to Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei.
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USS Blue Ridge back at naval base in Japan after first patrol in four years

Stars and Stripes 18 Aug 2023
The amphibious command ship USS Blue Ridge returned Thursday to Yokosuka Naval Base, where it departed July 8 to little notice ... “The mission that the ship has here in this region is actually really unique,” she said ... Thomas and his staff later met with several other key dignitaries in Brunei and the Philippines, according to the release.
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Belt and Road Initiative enhances partnership between China, Brunei

China Daily 11 Aug 2023
NANNING — Recently, a container ship loaded with shrimp slices, melons and aquatic products departed from the seaport of Muara in Brunei to Qinzhou Port in South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, with the cargo to be delivered by rail later to Southwest China for sale.
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China tells Philippines to remove grounded warship in South China Sea

Gulf Daily News 07 Aug 2023
China told the Philippines on Monday to remove its grounded warship from the Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea after blocking two Manila supply ships with water cannons over the weekend as both sides asserted their claims of the area ... The island is claimed by China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Brunei, Malaysia and the Philippines.
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E.U. leader cites Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to warn against China’s aggression in Asia

Asahi News 01 Aug 2023
Beijing has turned seven disputed reefs into missile-protected island bases in the last decade, further alarming Western governments and rival claimants, including the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan. China’s fleet of coast guard ships and swarms of militia boats have warned vessels from rival claimant states and the U.S ... .
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EU leader cites Russia's invasion of Ukraine to warn vs China's aggression in Asia

Sun Star 01 Aug 2023
Beijing has turned seven disputed reefs into missile-protected island bases in the last decade, further alarming Western governments and rival claimants, including the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan. China's fleet of coast guard ships and swarms of militia boats have warned vessels from rival claimant states and the U.S ... (AP) .
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EU leader cites Russia's invasion of Ukraine to warn against China's aggression in Asia

Killeen Daily Herald 31 Jul 2023
Beijing has turned seven disputed reefs into missile-protected island bases in the last decade, further alarming Western governments and rival claimants, including the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan. China's fleet of coast guard ships and swarms of militia boats have warned vessels from rival claimant states and the U.S ... ....
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EU leader warns Europe won’t tolerate aggression: ‘not in Ukraine, not in the Indo-Pacific’

Federal News Radio 31 Jul 2023
Beijing has turned seven disputed reefs into missile-protected island bases in the last decade, further alarming Western governments and rival claimants, including the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan. China’s fleet of coast guard ships and swarms of militia boats have warned vessels from rival claimant states and the U.S ... .
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10 years on, BRI continues to enhance trade ties between China, Brunei

People Daily 22 Jul 2023
NANNING, July 21 (Xinhua) -- A container ship loaded with shrimp slices, melons and aquatic products departed from the seaport of Muara in Brunei, heading to Qinzhou Port in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region ... In 2022, bilateral trade between China and Brunei reached a record high of 3.08 billion U.S.
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Economic Watch: 10 years on, BRI continues to enhance trade ties between China, Brunei

Xinhua 21 Jul 2023
NANNING, July 21 (Xinhua) -- A container ship loaded with shrimp slices, melons and aquatic products departed from the seaport of Muara in Brunei, heading to Qinzhou Port in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region ... In 2022, bilateral trade between China and Brunei reached a record high of 3.08 billion U.S.

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