Malaysia says it will consider granting legitimacy only if the Burmese military group complies with the ASEAN Common Agreement (5).
Malaysia's Foreign Minister Mohamed Hassan said that ASEAN is not yet ready to allow Burmese military leaders to attend ASEAN summits and official meetings on May 9 in the Irrawaddy region. Although Myanmar's political l
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