ASEAN ministers have called for an immediate halt to the war in the Middle East. They said surging oil prices and disrupted trade could further roil Southeast Asian economies.
ASEAN ministers have called for an immediate halt to the war in the Middle East. They said surging oil prices and disrupted trade could further roil Southeast Asian economies. Trade ministers warned that the region's exposure to global oil and liquefied natural gas supply routes could make it especially vulnerable to further shocks.
Current ASEAN chair Philippines has called on all parties to return to dialogue. AP Correspondent Jeremy Koh reports from Bangkok. Current ASEAN chair Philippines has called on all parties to return to dialogue. AP Correspondent Jeremy Koh reports from Bangkok.We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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