Why Asean deserves a Nobel Prize


Unity in motion: Asean ministers, including then Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak Hussein (fourth from left) participating in a signing ceremony during the organisation’s first meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, in August 1967. — AFP

TRY imagining a world where the Middle East is at peace. The thought seems almost inconceivable. Imagine a world where Israel and Palestine, two nations splintered from one piece of territory, live harmoniously.

Impossible? This is what Malaysia and Singapore accomp­lished. After an acrimonious divorce in 1965, they now live together in peace.

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