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ASEAN must be tougher in bid to resolve Myanmar crisis, says Malaysia’s prime minister

  • Human rights groups and the UN have accused Myanmar’s military of carrying out atrocities as part of a crackdown on its opponents
  • Some members of ASEAN have grown increasingly frustrated at the junta’s failure to honor a peace plan agreed earlier
By AFP ·

Malaysian prime minister Anwar Ibrahim sails through confidence vote

By AP ·
Update

Anwar Ibrahim at last becomes Malaysia’s PM, capping 3-decade political journey

By Nor Arlene Tan ·

Time running out as Malaysia’s opposition leader Anwar fights for top job

By AFP ·

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