ASEAN Leaders Meet in Laos as Thai PM Urges Myanmar Engagement Ahead of Election
VIENTIANE, Laos (Reuters) -Southeast Asian leaders met in Laos on Wednesday for a summit expected to seek ways address the worsening civil war in Myanmar, with Thailand calling for heightened engagement ahead of a planned election by the country's embattled military rulers.
Global efforts to stop Myanmar's civil war were "clearly not working", a UN expert warned Thursday as he urged leaders to starve the ruling junta of "money, weapons and legitimacy".
Southeast Asian leaders pressed Myanmar's junta and its opponents on Oct. 9 to take "concrete action" to stop the bloodshed ...
Southeast Asian leaders will meet in Laos this week as Myanmar's civil war and mounting tensions in the South China Sea risk ...
PM Modi had arrived in Laos on a two-day visit to attend the ASEAN-India and East Asia summits to further deepen engagement ...
Thailand has offered to host informal consultations on efforts to end the crisis in Myanmar in December, according to the ...
The five-point consensus "should be implemented in its entirety to help the people of Myanmar to achieve an inclusive and ...
Typhoon Yagi battered Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos and Thailand in September, triggering floods and landslides that left ...
Southeast Asian leaders assembled in Laos to address critical issues including the civil war in Myanmar and maritime tensions ...
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