Strategic interest of major powers in Asia Pacific conflict or cooperation
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Putrajaya Forum 2010 Report, 13 -15 October 2010, pp.16-23.Summary: There are four representatives from Brunei, Singapore, Phillippines and Malaysia establish a common platform for members to promote and share ideas and generate views in relation to regional defence security issues.
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There are four representatives from Brunei, Singapore, Phillippines and Malaysia establish a common platform for members to promote and share ideas and generate views in relation to regional defence security issues.
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