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EU and ASEAN: in common disunity/ Alan Chong and Frederick Kliem

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CHONG Alan

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KLIEM Frederick

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In: RSIS Commentary No. 0077, 27 April 2020 (F31)Summary: Nationalist obsessions and failure to grasp the transboundary ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic characterise the deficient responses of the world's two leading regional organisations. Serious reputational damage has been inflicted on the European Union and ASEAN.

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Nationalist obsessions and failure to grasp the transboundary ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic characterise the deficient responses of the world's two leading regional organisations. Serious reputational damage has been inflicted on the European Union and ASEAN.

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