The Campus Observer said:

Student protestor gives interview about her protest experience during Asean summit. And she thinks Singaporean students are overworked...

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TOC said:

50 Burmese nationals gathered outside Orchard Hotel in groups of three. Standing in rows of three, they formed a line that snaked across the frontage of the Hotel. One group carried a banner that said: “Listen to Burma’s desire, don’t follow junta’s order”.

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Cheng Ding An said:

“The atmosphere was amazing in Bangkok. Security guards sat on my right and back, pouring me with both opposing yet protective glances. For all due respect to their great country, the Thai people kept quiet when the Singapore National Anthem played. And for the first time in a long time, I sang the National Anthem with a renewed vigor I had not known, since I accidentally ordered Teh Aliah instead of Teh C. And when AMRI scored, I forgot where my stomach went and cheered as loudly as the few of us could possibly cheer! A few lions against 35, 000 fans in the stadium. Captain Aide Iskandar later exclaimed that they could hear us despite our small numbers…”

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ID7 said:

Ever wondered why Pringles tastes like shit these days?

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the news at 10 said:

So lets see the facts about ASEAN. It has got one of the busiest container ports in the world, Singapore, a world class financial infrastructure (Singapore again, regretablly), a developed manufacturing platform, (Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand), tons of natural resources (Brunei springs to mind), fertile agricultural land (Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam) and I'm still finding something productive to say about Laos but please, help me out here, im not a walking textbook.

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The Aseanist analyses ASEAN's recent reinvigoration:

There’s a lot to chew over from this week’s Vientiane summit., so I’ll save that for another time. Today let me focus on a broader question: why exactly is ASEAN coming together now? Why didn’t it happen during the booming early 1990s or even during the busted late 1990s?

Here’s one stumbling step toward an answer: It’s because the global order is crumbling..

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