China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations called for mutual trust Wednesday as their leaders met in Jakarta amid tensions over a map recently released by Beijing laying claim to contested waters in the South China Sea.Chinese Premier Li Qiang said in his opening remarks that political mutual trust between China and ASEAN has grown deeper and that trust is a bridge that connects minds no matter how the international situation evolves."As long as we keep to the right path, no matter what storms may come, China-ASEAN cooperation will be as firm as ever and forge ahead against all od…READ FULL ARTICLE
