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Southeast Asian ministers set to call for opening of Strait of Hormuz in Manila talks

ASEAN diplomats in Manila are weighing a call to open the Strait of Hormuz amid a raging war in Iran and a growing energy crisis.

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Southeast Asia's top diplomats are holding security talks in Manila. According to AP News, these ministers are set to call for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz as a conflict between the U.S. and Iran continues.

Coverage from Al Jazeera, Reuters, and Nikkei Asia emphasizes the "serious concern" regarding the energy crisis and the test of unity facing ASEAN ministers. Other reports from Yahoo and The Straits Times indicate that tensions involving China in the South China Sea will also dominate the agenda.

Future developments center on the outcomes of the Manila meetings and the diplomatic response to the US-Iran conflict and South China Sea clashes.

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Where are the ASEAN security talks taking place?

The meetings are being held in Manila.

What specific maritime route is at the center of the ministers' calls?

The ministers are set to call for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.

What other tensions are influencing the ASEAN meeting?

Coverage indicates that tensions with China and clashes in the South China Sea are also key factors.

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