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Top ASEAN diplomats, accompanied by the junta’s permanent secretary to the bloc Aung Kyaw Moe (second on the left), pose for a group photo during the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat on Malaysia's Langkawi island on January 19. (AFP)

Rethinking ASEAN’s Five-Point Consensus

While the regional bloc has been criticised for its lack of effectiveness, it still has a role to play in solving Myanmar’s crisis – so long as it widens the scope of its roadmap.

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