China Surpasses U.S. as Preferred Ally in Southeast Asia: Survey Reveals Surprising Results

Wednesday, 3 April 2024, 06:02

The latest survey data indicates a significant shift in alliances, with China taking the lead over the U.S. as the most favored ally in Southeast Asia. This change marks a departure from historical patterns and suggests evolving geopolitical dynamics in the region. The findings showcase Beijing's growing influence and challenge the traditional role of Washington in the area.

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China Overtakes U.S. as Top Ally

This is the first time Beijing has edged past Washington since 2020 when The State of Southeast Asia survey first started asking the question.

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