KUALA LUMPUR: China’s creation of new island footholds in contested seas will hover over this week’s Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) summit that has become an annual test of the region’s nerve in standing up to its massive neighbor.
The South China Sea hot potato drops this year into Malaysia’s lap as the rotating chair of the 10 member Asean and host of Monday’s meeting.
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