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Group 1 - The meeting between U.S. Secretary of State Rubio and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Kuala Lumpur is significant due to Rubio's previous sanctions by China, highlighting the complexities of U.S.-China relations [1][3] - The U.S. has announced high tariffs of 25%-40% on 14 countries, including six ASEAN nations, which casts a shadow over the ASEAN meetings focused on regional cooperation [1][3] - The geopolitical landscape is shifting as Southeast Asian countries are exploring alternatives, such as Vietnam's application to join BRICS and Singapore's expansion of digital RMB settlements, indicating a potential pivot away from U.S. influence [3][5] Group 2 - Trade policy is a central issue in the discussions, with the U.S. signaling unilateralism that creates uncertainty in global trade, particularly affecting industries reliant on Chinese exports [3][5] - Sovereignty issues, particularly regarding Taiwan and the South China Sea, are expected to be contentious topics, with China reaffirming its stance on the "One China Principle" [5][7] - The sanctions issue complicates the dialogue, as China's principle of "no dialogue with sanctioned individuals" may limit the formality of the meeting, necessitating Rubio to show sincerity for future engagements [5][7]