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Convincing major powers to abide by Asean’s nuclear treaty is challenging: experts

So far, only China has asserted its willingness to sign the Southeast Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Treaty Protocol.

  • Published: April 10, 202312:45 pm
  • Author A. Muh. Ibnu Aqil
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Myanmar crisis cited as a challenge to regional efforts to save Mekong River

According to the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar, more than 7,800 clashes have taken place since the coup.

  • Published: April 6, 20239:44 am
  • Author The Straits Times
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Indonesia meets more Myanmar stakeholders, progress has been made to resolve crisis

In April 2021, Asean drew up a five-point consensus peace plan with Myanmar, but there has been little progress in restoring peace.

  • Published: April 6, 20239:43 am
  • Author Hariz Baharudin
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Don’t jump to conclusions over data on distressed Mekong River, says China official

Chinese dams have been accused of devastating the river by withholding water upstream, an allegation which Beijing has denied and attributes to US bias.

  • Published: April 5, 20239:34 am
  • Author Tan Hui Yee
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Thai election could sway Asean’s future Myanmar engagement

Thailand is said to be a quiet supporter of the Myanmar junta, a stance that has impeded the consensus-led 10-nation bloc. But this could change after Thai elections, analysts…

  • Published: April 5, 20239:33 am
  • Author Yvette Tanamal
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‘Malaysia must curb the rise of new kidnap groups’

Intelligence source said Sabah has been enjoying a “breather” in the past two or three years from the kidnap groups, but now efforts must be made to ensure no new group takes…

  • Published: April 5, 20239:32 am
  • Author Muguntar Vanar and Stephanie Lee
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Help sought for Filipinos on death row in Malaysia

The request follows amendments passed in Kuala Lumpur on Monday as part of which there will be alternatives to the death penalty.

  • Published: April 5, 20239:31 am
  • Author Jeannette I. Andrade
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Asean makes big push to use local currencies

The decision to use local currencies in intraregional trade will help reduce external risks because it will lessen dependence on international currencies such as the US dollar,…

  • Published: April 3, 20238:40 am
  • Author Prime Sarmiento
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More than 180 Rohingya Muslims arrive by boat in Aceh

The United Nations refugee agency has said 2022 may have been one of the deadliest years at sea in almost a decade for the Rohingya, a persecuted religious and ethnic minority in…

  • Published: March 28, 202311:00 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Asean-China economic cooperation can progress when political issues are worked on

In saying this, Prime Minister Lee cited as an example the South China Sea code of conduct, negotiations over which have been stalled for years.

  • Published: March 27, 202312:09 pm
  • Author Lim Min Zhang

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