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MANILA, Philippines — Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) members have agreed to provisionally implement an updated regional trade agreement ahead of its formal entry into force next year, a move aimed at deepening trade within the region amid disruptions from the continuing Middle East crisis. The agreement allows member states to apply the Second […]... Keep on reading: Asean takes steps to protect trade amid Middle East crisis

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Center: MANILA, Philippines — Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) members have agreed to provisionally implement an updated regional trade agreement ahead of its formal entry into force next year, a move aimed at deepening trade within the region amid disruptions from the continuing Middle East crisis. The agreement allows member states to apply the Second […]... Keep on reading: Asean takes steps to protect trade amid Middle East crisis
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Asean takes steps to protect trade amid Middle East crisis