
South East Asia, under the banner of ASEAN, is becoming an increasingly important region in international global affairs. 2014 could prove to be a crucial year for ASEAN. After years of sustained growth and political stability, the region is seeing rising tensions and risks of an economic slowdown. Add in external threats, such as China’s rising power, and 2014 could set the stage for years to come.

No one can predict the future, but that shouldn’t stop us from trying. These following three scenarios could have huge impacts on the regional and national development of ASEAN and its member states.
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Asia’s economies will suffer from a rough ride
Internal political instability will continue to mount
Regional political integration will grow tighter
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