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PM Lee warns against remaining passive, otherwise Asean risks losing its relevance - Vimarsana News

PM Lee warns against remaining passive, otherwise Asean risks losing its relevance

Asean is switching to a "troika model" to address the Myanmar crisis.

ASEAN 'at a loss for ideas' on Myanmar crisis: ex-Indonesian minister - Vimarsana News

ASEAN 'at a loss for ideas' on Myanmar crisis: ex-Indonesian minister

ASEAN must adopt a cohesive position on Myanmar's civil strive and the bloc's summit is a chance for leaders to "recalibrate," said Marty Natalegawa.

Source: cnbc.com
ASEAN is 'at a loss for ideas' on how to address Myanmar crisis, says Indonesia's ex-foreign minister – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

ASEAN is 'at a loss for ideas' on how to address Myanmar crisis, says Indonesia's ex-foreign minister – NBC10 Philadelphia

ASEAN must adopt a cohesive position on Myanmar’s civil strive and the bloc’s summit is a chance for leaders to “recalibrate,” said Marty Natalegawa.

PM, Dr Wan Azizah join leaders at opening of 43rd Asean Summit in Jakarta - Vimarsana News

PM, Dr Wan Azizah join leaders at opening of 43rd Asean Summit in Jakarta

JAKARTA: The 43rd Asean Summit began on Tuesday (Sept 5) with Indonesian President Joko Widodo calling for greater unity among members amid the Myanmar crisis and heightened tensions in the South China Sea over China's new map.

ASEAN is 'at a loss for ideas' on how to address Myanmar crisis, says Indonesia's ex-foreign minister – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

ASEAN is 'at a loss for ideas' on how to address Myanmar crisis, says Indonesia's ex-foreign minister – NBC Los Angeles

ASEAN must adopt a cohesive position on Myanmar’s civil strive and the bloc’s summit is a chance for leaders to “recalibrate,” said Marty Natalegawa.