Southeast Asian leaders open annual summit with major conflicts and their impact topping the agenda
The ASEAN leaders are likely to renew calls for self-restraint and peaceful resolutions of conflicts, including longstanding disputes in the South China Sea and a civil war in Myanmar.
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