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Tag: ASEAN50

  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Foreign Secrecretary Alan Peter Cayetano.jpg
    Categories Commentary

    No ASEAN role in Scarborough conflict between PH and China

    By Ellen T. Tordesillas  |  Aug 16, 2017 7:58 AM

    The agreed framework for a Code on South China Sea was the most important achievement of the recently-concluded meeting of the foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations which segued to more meetings with its dialogue partners and the Asean Regional Forum.

    ASEAN50, Scarborough shoal, South China Sea, spratlys

  • ASEAN Foreign Ministers Aug. 5, 2017. Photo from ASEAN2017.ph.jpg
    Categories ASEAN at 50 Commentary

    PH chairs ASEAN 50: Congratulations, China

    By Lauro L. Baja, Jr.  |  Aug 11, 2017 6:29 PM

    After reading the Joint Communique of the 50th anniversary of ASEAN, together with other documents and accounts of meetings, three narratives come to mind.

    ASEAN50

  • ASEAN China
    Categories ASEAN at 50 Editor's Pick FACT CHECK News

    VERA FILES FACT SHEET: Timeline of the ASEAN and China Code of Conduct in the South China Sea

    By Contributed by Charmaine Deogracias  |  Aug 09, 2017 8:35 PM

    Timeline of key events dating back to 1992, when the goal of having a COC in the South China Sea was first set.

    ASEAN2017, ASEAN50

  • 05Aug2017 50thAMM opening04.jpg
    Categories ASEAN at 50 Editor's Pick

    ASEAN to still engage North Korea amid US call for isolation

    By By Charmaine C. Deogracias  |  Aug 05, 2017 9:01 PM

    In a rebuff to Washington’s call to isolate North Korea, foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations on Saturday stood pat on their position to engage the rogue state, while voicing concerns that its ballistic missile tests and nuclear program seriously threaten peace, security and stability in the region.

    ASEAN50, North Korea

  • amm.jpg
    Categories ASEAN at 50 Editor's Pick News

    ASEAN foreign ministers more concerned about terrorism than South China Sea issue

    By Charmaine C. Deogracias  |  Aug 03, 2017 12:49 PM

    Southeast Asian foreign ministers want a more effective use of social media as they re-affirmed a wholistic approach to counter the threat of terrorism.

    ASEAN50, south china sea dispute, Terrorism

  • Pres. Duterte chaired the plenary session of the ASEAN 30th summit in Manila April 29, 2017.jpg
    Categories ASEAN at 50 Commentary

    PH as ASEAN chair should push for stronger ocean governance

    By Alberto A. Encomienda  |  Aug 03, 2017 12:34 PM

    Perhaps, the Duterte government can now take the lead in defining a more appropriate direction on the South China Sea situation to erase the “silence of the lambs” stigma.

    ASEAN50, benham rise, South China Sea

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