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ASEAN is still relevant to East Asia
The Nation - Thailand (noncatalog)
2 Feb 2009
World natural gas scenario 2008
Energy Bangla (noncatalog)
1 Feb 2009
South Asia: The most volatile region?
Daily Times
29 Jan 2009
Prospects for greater cooperation among SAARC countries on energy
The Island Online
29 Jan 2009
India and Bhutan: Energy status and future outlook
Daily News
28 Jan 2009
Bangladesh and Nepal: Energy status and future outlook
The Island Online
28 Jan 2009
Sri Lanka and Maldives: Energy status and future outlook
Daily News
27 Jan 2009
Iran gets Afghan transit trade
Daily Times
24 Jan 2009
East Asia: The end of an era
Australia
22 Jan 2009
Can Ukraine leverage gas deal with Russia?
International Herald Tribune (subscription)
21 Jan 2009

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