The foreign ministers of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations met Wednesday, with the coronavirus pandemic, territorial disputes in the South China Sea and Rohingya refugees high on the agenda.ASEAN-related gatherings through Saturday are being held via videoconference due to the pandemic, which has made international travel difficult. The meetings were originally scheduled for early August in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, which is the regional group's chair this year.The pandemic dominated the day's talks, as underlined in a draft joint communique seen by Kyodo News but no…READ FULL ARTICLE