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Group 1 - The 58th ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting opened in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, amid concerns over unilateral actions related to tariffs, with participants calling for cooperation to address external pressures [1][3] - The meeting, lasting until July 11, includes 24 ministerial meetings, focusing on inclusivity and sustainability, with discussions involving external partners such as China, the US, and Japan [3] - Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar emphasized the need for ASEAN unity against trade barriers being used as geopolitical tools, urging member states to increase internal trade and reduce dependence on external powers [4][5] Group 2 - ASEAN countries expressed clear opposition to the US's unilateral tariff actions, which they believe undermine existing trade rules and could exacerbate global economic fragmentation [5] - A draft joint communiqué indicated ASEAN ministers' concerns over escalating global trade tensions and the uncertainty in the international economic landscape, particularly regarding tariffs [5] - US Secretary of State Rubio's visit to Asia aims to reassure allies affected by US tariff policies and strengthen relations with ASEAN, although his trip was shortened, reflecting a potential weakening of US strategic presence in the region [6]