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MANILA -- The United States expects the leaders of all ASEAN nations to attend a summit in Singapore next week, a U.S. diplomat said Saturday, setting the stage for a possible meeting between Barack Obama and leaders of Myanmar's ruling junta. Full Article at China Post
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The old growth model where, simply put, we have still to rely on consumption in the West for goods and services produced here will no longer serve us in the future
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What I detect across the region is an openness to a discussion about how we evolve our regional architecture into the future
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ASEAN has always argued that engagement is the right approach. We feel that if everybody takes this approach we would be encouraging Myanmar in her successful implementation of her own roadmap (to democracy)
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Over the past year we have proved that ASEAN continues to move forward. We have risen to the challenges of the times
