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[Malaysia Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture] Tiong urges [ASEAN] collaboration to drive inclusive and sustainable growth
The Star
7 Oct 2025
Philippines, Bhutan establish formal diplomatic relations
Inquirer.net
7 Oct 2025
Vice President of [Lao People's Democratic Republic] meets Singapore ambassador for farewell visit
Laotian Times
6 Oct 2025
Pakistan, Malaysia sign six accords to boost cooperation; [$200 million] Halal meat deal announced
Gulf News
6 Oct 2025
Viet Nam, Germany complement each other in economic cooperation
Nhan Dan
6 Oct 2025
Malaysia and Pakistan to strengthen cooperation in education, defence and tourism
Channel News Asia
6 Oct 2025
India and [People's Republic of China] open direct flights after five years
Tempo
5 Oct 2025
[People's Republic of China Foreign Minister] Wang Yi to visit Italy, Switzerland this week
Reuters
5 Oct 2025
[Saudi Arabia's Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources] urges stronger trade and investment with [Viet Nam]
Asia News Network
2 Oct 2025
Pakistan, Tajikistan agree to boost trade and regional cooperation
The Diplomatic Insight
2 Oct 2025

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