AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBrunei at ASEAN: Brunei’s leaders are expected at the Manila summit, where ASEAN will discuss energy and food security, transboundary haze and regional challenges. China and ASEAN have agreed on about 70% of a proposed South China Sea code, but key issues remain and a year-end deal looks unlikely. Maritime Link: Azerbaijan’s tanker Khankendi made its first Australian port call after sailing 18 days from Seria, Brunei, where it departed on Oct. 19. Local News: Police are investigating a disturbance during a futsal match at Brunei’s National Games, and have interviewed several people identified as suspects. Regional Spotlight: Brunei is among the participants at Malaysia’s 11-day international hadith gathering, which drew more than 5,000 people. The country is also one of 21 APEC member economies ahead of next week’s leaders’ meeting in Shenzhen.
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