President Donald Trump has embarked on his first Asia trip of his current term, a high-stakes, weeklong journey through Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea, aimed at restoring US influence in the region,

President Trump on Friday will travel to Asia for his first visit to the region since returning to the White House. The visit comes as the government shutdown hit Day 24 with no end in sight. Senators left Washington for the weekend,

US President Donald Trump’s Asia tour — spanning Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea — marks his most ambitious diplomatic push in the continent in years. From trade deals and tariff talks to his first meeting in years with Xi Jinping,

Following Japan, Trump will visit South Korea to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO Summit in Gyeongju. He will meet President Lee Jae Myung and address business leaders, reinforcing US engagement with the region.

US President Donald Trump's trip to Asia which begins Sunday carries significant economic stakes for countries around the region, with multiple tariff deals still pending and a trade dispute simmering between Washington and Beijing.

U.S. President Donald Trump embarks on a significant tour of Asia, focusing on trade negotiations and geopolitical tensions. Amid heightened challenges with China and other nations, Trump aims to solidify ceasefire deals and navigate complex international dynamics.

The president, of course, has expressed his willingness to meet with Kim Jong-un in the future. It is not on the schedule for this trip,' says senior US official - Anadolu Ajansı

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is on a three-nation visit to Southeast Asia, a strategic effort to bolster economic and political ties with the region. This push for diversification comes amid strained relations with the United States following the return of the Trump administration.

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Veteran Angelo Que said Wednesday that the high quality of the field for this week's Asian Tour event made it "like a major" for him and his fellow Filipino golfers.