Malaysia wants ASEAN to rethink its haze pact, but here is why breaking the cycle could be tough
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Malaysia wants ASEAN to rethink its haze pact, but here is why breaking the cycle could be tough
More than two decades after ASEAN adopted its transboundary haze agreement, experts say its 2030 haze-free goal could be hard to achieve without stronger enforcement and accountability.
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