Australia's Foreign Minister Wong says Australia wants a two-state solution and peace in the Middle East, adds stability in the Indo-Pacific needs strong ASEAN at its core

Australia's Foreign Minister Wong emphasizing a commitment to a two-state solution and peace in the Middle East reflects a proactive diplomatic stance that could influence regional tensions.

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Furthermore, the call for a strong ASEAN at the core of Indo-Pacific stability suggests a focus on enhancing alliances in a geopolitically significant area, which may resonate positively in markets sensitive to geopolitical risks, particularly in commodities and currencies linked to regional trade dynamics.

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