Asean grants Britain ‘dialogue partner’ status


Britain has been granted “dialogue partner” status by Asean, a step forward in London’s push to build stronger diplomatic ties in Asia following its exit from the European Union.

Britain has been seeking the status as part of its post-Brexit policy shift to focus more on the high-growth economies of Asia and the Indo-Pacific, and away from the European Union, which it left in 2020.

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