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Supalak Ganjanakhundee

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Asean should guarantee safe return of Rohingyas to Myanmar

24 August 2019
Asean has a lot of work to do for the sake of its own relevancy as Myanmar and Bangladesh make another attempt to repatriate thousands of Muslim Rohingyas to strife-torn Rakhine state.
24 August 2019
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Make code of conduct negotiations count

12 August 2017
In 1986, the then Philippine President Corazon Aquino met with China's paramount leader Deng Xiaoping to discuss the South China Sea issue.
12 August 2017
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Wishful thinking on Code of Conduct for South China Sea

18 February 2017
After years of negotiations, Asean and China signed the Declaration on the Conduct which cited that the contracting parties should exercise restraint in activities that could complicate or escalate disputes.
18 February 2017
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Wishful thinking on Code of Conduct for South China Sea

11 February 2017
Rhetoric has come full circle in the dispute over the South China Sea but can the Philippines, the current chair of Asean and a claimant
11 February 2017
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