Chinese premier in Malaysia to attend first summit with ASEAN, Gulf countries

中国总理将出席首次与东盟及海湾国家峰会

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2025-05-26

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Chinese Premier Li Qiang is in Malaysia to attend the ASEAN-GCC-China Summit after wrapping up an official visit to Indonesia, where he stressed peaceful co-existence and the Bandung Spirit (1:00). Russia and Ukraine have completed the largest prisoner swap in over three years, as they claim drone attacks from each other (11:35). And senior U.S. education insiders warn that the Trump administration's crackdown on international student enrollment is threatening universities beyond Harvard (26:18).
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  • Chinese Premier Li Cheng is in Malaysia to attend the first summit among ASEAN,

  • China and the Gulf countries.

  • The meeting, involving 17 nations, aims to speed multilateral cooperation.

  • China said it hopes to expand cooperation with countries in Southeast Asia and members of the Gulf Cooperation Council to safeguard the common interests of the global south.