# ASEAN
Latest news and articles about ASEAN
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Sichuan Launches First Pinglu Canal Multimodal Freight Train to Vietnam
The river-rail-sea corridor connects Chengdu to Southeast Asia, cutting transport distances and lowering container logistics costs.

Chinese Military to Join ADMM-Plus Trident Resolve Disaster Drill in Indonesia
A Chinese detachment will participate in multinational disaster relief and medical exercises under the ASEAN-led framework.

China-ASEAN Trade Expands as Bilateral Exchange Tops Trillion-Dollar Mark
Commerce Ministry figures show Southeast Asia accounts for over a fifth of China's trade ahead of the Nanning Expo.

China Opens Pinglu Canal in Guangxi to Bolster Southwestern Trade Route
Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang launched navigation on the waterway connecting Nanning to the Beibu Gulf after four years of construction.

Wang Yi Meets ASEAN Chief Kao Kim Hourn, Urging Progress on Sea Code
Beijing reaffirms support for ASEAN centrality and calls for advancing South China Sea Code of Conduct talks.

China-Laos Railway Total Freight Volume Surpasses 90 Million Tons
Cross-border shipments top 21 million tons as average daily freight exceeds 67,000 tons in 2026.

China's Foreign Goods Trade Expands 17.3% to 30.13 Trillion Yuan in First Seven Months
Strong demand for mechanical and electrical products alongside expanding trade with ASEAN drove double-digit import and export growth through July.

Chinese Defense Minister Meets Sultan of Brunei to Deepen Security Ties
Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah welcomes visits by Chinese naval vessels as the two nations mark 35 years of diplomatic relations.

Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun Meets Brunei Counterpart to Deepen Ties
Beijing and Bandar Seri Begawan pledge to enhance military cooperation and preserve South China Sea stability following ministerial talks.

Wang Yi Meets ASEAN Chief in Manila, Pushing for South China Sea Code of Conduct
China's foreign minister urges accelerated consultations on maritime rules while criticizing Philippine military provocations.