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General · 22 April 2026

Asia urged to unite on Malacca Strait safety

Asia urged to unite on Malacca Strait safety

Disrupting the Malacca Strait would increase energy prices, slow worldwide trade, and intensify economic shocks globally. Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore manage the strait but lack a common framework to handle geopolitical pressure, despite existing cooperation on piracy. This vital shipping lane carries about 40% of all global trade and 80% of the oil China imports.

Reported by The Economic Times · How we write briefs

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