In a landmark move, China, Russia, and Laos held their first-ever trilateral foreign ministers’ meeting in Vientiane this week, signaling a fresh push for regional stability and economic collaboration. With tensions rising globally over protectionism and conflicts, the trio dubbed themselves ‘power players of the Global South’, vowing to counter hegemonism and boost Asia-Pacific security.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi highlighted the nations’ roles as “constructive forces” shaping peace and development, while Russian FM Sergey Lavrov and Laos’ Deputy PM Saleumxay Kommasith pledged deeper cooperation. The goal? Safeguard shared interests and amplify prosperity across borders.
Wang praised Laos’ leadership in ASEAN this year, with China and Russia backing the bloc’s regional initiatives. All three agreed to boost political trust and plan joint strategies, aiming to turn their combined influence into a ‘super-synergy’ for East Asian progress.
Analysts say this partnership could reshape Asia’s diplomatic chessboard—especially as emerging economies seek stronger voices on the global stage. Stay tuned!
, vowing to counter hegemonism and boost Asia-Pacific security.
The goal? Safeguard shared interests and amplify prosperity across borders.
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