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They gave him gold crowns, golden golf clubs, and even nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
In return, Donald Trump pledged to go a bit easier on tariffs,
and he played peacemaker between Thailand and Cambodia.
This is a momentous day for all of the people of Southeast Asia
as we sign a historic agreement to end the military conflict between Cambodia and Thailand.
But that peace deal is now falling apart, and as American influence wanes more broadly here.
Why do so many leaders in this region still roll out the red carpet for a president so determined to hurt their exports?
Has the US Commander-in-Chief changed Asia forever?
Or will it go back to business as usual once the Trump era is over?
I'm Mariko in Singapore and this is Asia-specific from the BBC World Service.
Twice a week we bring you Asia-Pacific stories unpacked by those who know them best.
I have Jonathan Head in Bangkok and Laura Bicker in Beijing.
They're the BBC Southeast Asia and China correspondent.
I call them walking encyclopedias on the region.
Thank you both for joining us on this podcast.