with China took a downturn. The proximate cause was Singapore becoming country coordinator for China for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). This post is held by ASEAN member states by rotation for a three-year term. China seemed to have convinced itself that the role entailed Singapore

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dge Project, United Kingdom New York Bureau Chief President and Chief Executive Officer Co-Managing Partner Vice-President, Chief Executive Officer ASEAN Business Associate Professor of Theatre Practice, School of Theatre UN Middle East Quartet Representative Vice-President Adjunct Professor of Fin

rse on what the region and the world precisely want in any future “global community of common destiny”. What does the European Union want? What does ASEAN want? What does the East Asia Summit want? What does the African Union want? What does the Organization of American States want? What does the Gulf

ato and EU partners continue to play an active role in trying to provide support to its allies and bring some stability to the Middle East. And while Asean members are strengthening their economic ties with the rising Chinese giant - as are Japan, South Korea, Australia and India - they also support cont

ated way, because it could be applied to China's situation in Xinjiang or elsewhere. RLK: But there's more complexity with Myanmar because Myanmar an ASEAN country and China has great political interest in ASEAN, particularly in the South China Sea where Vietnam, potentially Indonesia, Philippines (for a