Vietnam's President To Lam addressed the Shangri-La Dialogue, warning of three converging crises in the Asia-Pacific: a shift towards a "might is right" world order, the decline of globalization, and a critical loss of trust among nations. He highlighted the region's dual nature as a growth center and a site of intense strategic competition, exacerbated by technological advancements. Lam urged the Asia-Pacific to become the origin of solutions to these interconnected threats. AI
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