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Asia continues to integrate – [ADB President] Takehiko Nakao
The Malaysian Insider
15 Oct 2014
Is the ASEAN Economic Community making enough progress?
Economy Watch
14 Oct 2014
Making Asia-Pacific connectivity a reality – [UNESCAP Under-Secretary-General] Shamshad Akhtar
The Malaysian Insider
14 Oct 2014
[People Republic of] China's Silk Road Revival
Todays Zaman
14 Oct 2014
The SAARC opportunity
The News International - Pakistan
11 Oct 2014
SAARC transport agreement the way forward
DhakaTribune
9 Oct 2014
[People's Republic of] China in Nepal: Increasing connectivity via railways
Eurasia Review
7 Oct 2014
The pitfalls of the G20 infrastructure agenda
The Conversation
7 Oct 2014
Sky should be no limit for ASEAN
The Straits Times (subscription)
2 Oct 2014
Maritime Silk Road and economic belt: Emerging opportunities in Bangladesh
The Financial Express - Bangladesh
1 Oct 2014

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