Analysis of 2025 ASEAN and Related Summits and Outlook for 2026

ASEAN in 2025 is navigating a convergence of geopolitical rivalry, shifting trade dynamics, and accelerating energy transition, while integrating new members and responding to internal crises. Regional centrality is tested by U.S.–China competition and uneven political developments, yet economic cooperation and supply-chain resilience remain key priorities. Energy security and decarbonization drive efforts to expand renewables, strengthen natural-gas roles, and advance cross-border power-grid connectivity. Socio-cultural collaboration continues to focus on community resilience and human development. Overall, ASEAN stands at a pivotal moment, balancing strategic pressures with long-term integration goals.

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