ASEAN urges early accord on South China Sea code, end to Myanmar violence
Southeast Asian leaders called on Sunday for swift agreement on a code of conduct for the South China Sea based on international law, while demanding an immediate halt to fighting in Myanmar and inclusive peace talks to end its civil war.
Myanmar's permanent secretary of foreign affairs, Aung Kyaw Moe, far left, joins other high-ranking officials from ASEAN ...
Southeast Asian leaders push for a South China Sea conduct code and demand an end to Myanmar's conflict. The ASEAN meetings ...
Myanmar's military chief says his government is keen to collaborate with ASEAN in seeking a peaceful settlement in the ...
Southeast Asian leaders met in Laos on Wednesday for a summit expected to seek ways address the worsening civil war in ...
YANGON: Myanmar hosted the 18th Asean Navy Chiefs' Meeting in Naypyidaw on Thursday (Oct 10), the state-run daily The Global ...
Southeast Asian leaders condemned on Thursday Myanmar's efforts to implement a plan to end the country's civil war as "substantially inadequate", according to a draft summit statement seen by AFP.
The Asean chair's statement stressed the need for dialogue on the South China Sea while Thailand offered to host fresh talks ...
BANGKOK: Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has proposed Thailand as a venue for a meeting of Asean members in December to ...
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