Renewed fighting between the US and Iran has overshadowed the ASEAN gathering in Manila.
The Philippines is hosting a meeting of foreign ministers from Southeast Asia.
They are expected to address regional security issues, including the civil war in Myanmar and the territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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But renewed fighting between the US and Iran has overshadowed the gathering.
Ministers have called for hostilities to end.
The conflict has hit Asia hard – disrupting its energy and food supplies, international commerce and raising fears of a global economic slowdown.
Will it also affect ASEAN’s efforts to tackle issues within the region?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests:
Richard Heydarian – Political Scientist and Author of Indo-Pacific: Trump, China and the New Struggle for Global Mastery
Phar Kim Ben – Professor in ASEAN studies at International Islamic Univeristy of Malaysia and former Director of Political & Security Community at ASEAN Secretariat
Don McLain Gill – Lecturer at De La Salle University and Indo-Pacific Research fellow with Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
Published On 23 Jul 2026
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