President Donald Trump signed new trade agreements with Cambodia, Malaysia, and Thailand aimed at deepening U.S. economic partnerships in Southeast Asia. The accords cover digital infrastructure, renewable-energy projects, and a critical-minerals framework with Thailand to secure supply chains essential for electric vehicles and semiconductors. Officials said the pacts are part of Washington’s strategy to counterbalance China’s influence in the region. Analysts expect the deals to unlock new investment in manufacturing and logistics while enhancing regional trade flows under a shared transparency and compliance framework.