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Adam Leong Kok WeyThe Diplomat |
The Southeast Asian bloc is well-positioned to play an active role in managing, though not solving, regional conflicts.
Strapped for cash, the region's militaries are faced with a choice between pursuing war-fighting capabilities or restricting themselves to peacetime...
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