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Painting a smile on 'brand ASEAN'
Asia Times
4 Mar 2009
ASEAN conception and evolution
The Nation - Thailand (noncatalog)
28 Feb 2009
Nabucco pipeline or pipe dream?
Todays Zaman
26 Feb 2009
Make it or break it time for ASEAN
Bernama
25 Feb 2009
Pakistan de-hyphenated
Daily Times
23 Feb 2009
Iran's foreign policy and the Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline
payvand.com
18 Feb 2009
ASEAN is in a better position than most to survive the crisis
The Nation - Thailand (noncatalog)
17 Feb 2009
“New Silk Road” becomes wider and wider
People's Daily Online
10 Feb 2009
Another wake-up call? Europe remains divided over energy security policy
Radio Free Europe - Radi Liberty
8 Feb 2009
The rationale of SAARC energy ring
Energy Bangla (noncatalog)
7 Feb 2009

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