The Straits Times: Singapore hands over ASEAN chairmanship to Thailand
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by Hoang Thi Ha
"ASEAN’s broader vision is to engage not only the great powers but also all partners across the power spectrum to help prevent the regional order from being skewed towards the orbit of any single country. Geopolitical considerations are in fact not isolated or detached from practical maritime cooperation under the ADMM/ADMM-Plus ambit."
by Tang Siew Mun
"Although ASEAN had consistently stood with the United Nations against DPRK’s nuclear and ballistic missile programmes, it also kept the channel of communication and dialogue with Pyongyang open through the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), which DPRK joined in 2000. Pyongyang’s participation in the ARF is even more important in the wake of the Trump-Kim Summit as it seeks to normalise ties with the region."
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