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China has extended its influence in Southeast Asia over the United States in the past five years, according to a new measure by an Australian think-tank. The US has continued to lose influence to China across four power measures – economic relationships, defence networks, diplomatic influence and cultura

China has extended its influence in Southeast Asia over the United States in the past five years, according to a new measure by an Australian think-tank.

The US’ biggest loss in influence since 2018 was in Malaysia, by seven points, followed by Brunei and Indonesia at five points each. The trading relationships between Laos and Cambodia and Beijing, and the Belt and Road Initiative projects in these countries, grew China’s influence although slower infrastructure projects had dampened some of that influence, Lowy said.. The same could be said for Indonesia.

But in trade, the US’ relationship with the Philippines had weakened, for example, the US had become less important as a destination for Philippine exports.

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