Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns that if Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz, it could set a dangerous precedent for global shipping, sparking alarm among Southeast Asian nations heavily reliant on Middle Eastern oil. At a key ASEAN meeting in Manila, Rubio pledged U.S. support as regional leaders grapple with economic fallout from the Middle East conflict. Meanwhile, Russia and Australia echo concerns over global economic strain, while U.S. diplomacy extends to the Quad alliance and tense talks with China and Russia to manage maritime security, de-escalate regional tensions, and explore cooperation amid escalating global challenges.
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